1970's Watercolor Painting by American Listed Artist David Solomon "Tin Towers" With Certificate of Authenticity

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Original 1970's Watercolor by American Listed Artist DAVID SOLOMON "TIN TOWERS" with Certificate of Authenticity
Aproximate dimensions:
Visible area: 14" … Read more Original 1970's Watercolor by American Listed Artist DAVID SOLOMON "TIN TOWERS" with Certificate of Authenticity
Aproximate dimensions:
Visible area: 14" x 9 1/2"
Frame: 21 1/2" x 17 1/2"
Very good original condition! Newly framed with acid free materials.

BIOGRAPHY:

Born in East Los Angeles in 1943, David Solomon’s interest in art and engineering helped him find his way out of the barrio. Following high school, he was drafted during the Vietnam war. After basic training, he served as a soldier-civilian the Army Exhibit Unit in Washington, D.C. where he further explored the world of art and design. Follow his service, he enrolled in Art Center College of Design, then located in Los Angeles. Following a brief career as a product and architectural designer, he hung up his t-square & triangle to focus on fine art. He has never regretted that decision.
In the late 1960’s, Solomon moved to Laguna Beach where he became immersed in the local arts culture. He was a regular exhibitor at the Festival of Arts for 30 years, and was the first artist ever commissioned to create a painting especially for display in the Pageant of the Masters. David is a signature member of Laguna Plein Air Painters Association (LPAPA) and participated in their annual events and shows up until 2019. Some highlights of his career include:
Two time winner, National Watercolor Society
Collection of National Watercolor Society, cataloged by Smithsonian Institute
Collection of American Airlines Hall of Fame
Exhibitor National Academy of Art, New York
Featured in “Mastering Color and Design in Watercolor”
Designer for Laguna Beach City Logo
Who’s Who in Technology Today- 1979
Who’s Who in the West- 1978
Who’s Who in American Art- 1977
Lifetime Teaching Credential, State of California
B.A. in Industrial Design, Art Center College of Design See less