Dog Beating Pan AP - Unique Watercolor Collaboration w/ Stanley Mouse
Jerry Garcia
Works on Paper (not prints) : Mixed media print and watercolor.
Size : 16x12 in | 41x30 cm
Framed : 26x22 in | 66x56 cm
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🔥🔥🔥Framed Unique Watercolor by Stanley Mouse of Jerry Garcia hand painted at an exhibition on an AP print by Jerry. $$$$$$$
Hand SignedGarcia Lower Right, Mouse Lower Center
Condition Excellent
Framed with GlassGrey Frame w/ Grey and Blue Mats
Purchased fromGallery 2002
Provenance / HistoryThis was a limited edition hand signed Jerry Garcia print that was exhibited at a gallery in Vermont in 2002 where Stanley Mouse painted a one of a kind watercolor of Jerry Garcia playing guitar in the sky.
Certificate of AuthenticityDB Artworks
Additional InformationA VERY SPECIAL WATERCOLOR
LID169283
Jerry Garcia - United States
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