Compassion 1975 39x32

Year1975

Hand SignedLower Left 

Condition Excellent 

Framed without GlassOrnate Gold and Teal Frame w/ Cream Mat 

Purchased fromPrivate Collector 2022 

Story / Additional InfoExtremely rare painting from John Pitre's most popular period. One of a handful of paintings that Mr. Pitre did which reflect his social and political commentary during the 1970s. A limited-edition print of this piece is currently being offered on John Pitre's website. One of John Pitre's most important paintings to ever come to market. Comes with the original certificate/receipt from 1975 signed by John Pitre. Includes signed John Pitre Art Book containing image of this painting. 

Certificate of AuthenticityJohn Pitre 

Additional InformationHUGE PRICE DROP - Visionary 

LID158625

John Pitre - United States

Art Brokerage has specialized in John Pitre original paintings since 1976. Born in 1942 and educated in the fine arts at the prestigious Art Students League in New York City, John Pitre evolved to become a master of fantasy and surrealism. Pitre has been a significant influence in the art world for over thirty years, and carries the distinction of being one of the most widely published artists in modern history. As a storyteller, Pitre uses his paintbrush to comment on the most profound questions concerning man, and to create a reflection of our times and the world in which we live. He creates entire imaginary worlds completely from his mind, using artistic expression as a vehicle for powerful social commentary. Well before they became the significant social issues of our times, Pitre's surrealistic renditions of the threat of overpopulation, the ominous shadow of nuclear war, and the ecological deterioration of our planet became widely popular as poster images, selling in the millions. A modern day DaVinci, Pitre holds numerous patents to his name. He is a pioneer in many fields; he explored the depths of the oceans with diving gear he designed himself, and flew an aircraft he designed and built. Listings wanted by Art Brokerage.