Bitten by the Snake AP 2004 HS by Shelby and Gurney

Year2004

Hand SignedLower Right by Shelly and Gurney 

Condition Mint 

Not Framed 

Purchased fromPublisher 

Story / Additional InfoPublished from the Original Oil Painting, July of 2004, as a limited edition, Acrylagraph on Canvas. Individually autographed by racing legends Carroll Shelby, Dan Gurney and the Artist Danny Day. 

Certificate of AuthenticityArt Brokerage 

Additional InformationBE SURPRISED - SUPER SUPER 

LID147651

Danny Day - United States

Art Brokerage: Danny Day American Artist: It is often said that involvement in sports is good preparation for life: Supplying the participants with discipline, skills and self confidence. An example of this theory is California artist Danny Day. Danny, originally from Marion, Ohio was a high school athlete who excelled at a variety of sports. He was a standout on the football gridiron and won the state pole vaulting championship. The lesson learned from his participation in sports helped him excel in other aspects of life, including graduating as valedictorian of his high school class and magma cum laude from the Columbus College of Art and Design. Most importantly, his sports background laid the foundation for his future art career. After relocating to San Diego, Danny used his experience in sports as an endless source of inspiration. He has created many images depicting the great sports stars and scenes from all realms of the sporting world. In fact, many athletes have participated in these projects by either commissioning the pieces themselves or signing the lithographs. Not only have these athletes supported Danny`s artwork, but they also appreciate the high quality he strives to achieve, as exemplified by Mickey Mantle`s comment, "This is one of the best paintings I`ve seen done of me." Danny`s paint brush is not limited to portraiture. He is also known for lush, highly realistic views of some of the world`s great golf courses. Danny has created a style that is unique in the manner which it embodies and surpasses the true spirit of "realism". Listings wanted.