ALL THE GUITARS IN TENNESSEE - JAMES G. HANCOCK
$130.00 - $185.00

A Pitch-Perfect Print

Obsession manifests itself in various ways. For James Gulliver Hancock, it takes the form of a virtual road trip across the United States, where the artist happily examines, characterizes and delights in the quirkiest qualities of a particular locale. The Australian-born artist represents prominent cities from coast to coast by drawing an object that he felt typified a city or state and pulled his attention in each place.

Nashville, Tennessee isn't named the Music City for nothing. For decades, singers, songwriters and toe-tapping fans have been flocking to Tennessee's capital. James personifies the home of country with an overlapping jamboree of guitars of all sizes, shapes and sounds. A fun way to relive a trip or to remember your old stomping grounds, this hand-pulled one-color silkscreen print on RFK Rives paper brings the spirit of the Grand Ole Opry to your very own home. Handmade in Brooklyn.

Check out more of James' fun prints:
All the Taxis in New York
All the Cowboy Boots in Texas
All the Lobsters in Maine

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• Item ID: 22090
• Materials: french paper, wood, plexi, poplar wood, silk screen
• Unframed: 25" H x 19" W; Framed: 28" H x 21" W
• Keep out of prolonged direct sunlight. Available framed in a black finger-jointed wood frame (with hanging hardware and wire) or unframed.
• Please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. Please select standard shipping when ordering.
  
  At this time, this item cannot be shipped to PO Boxes or to APO/FPO, or US Territories.
  Because this item is made-to-order, all sales are final.

James Gulliver Hancock

James Gulliver Hancock is an Australian born Artist working out of studios in Brooklyn, NY, and Sydney, Australia. He is interested in obsession and recording places he has been around the world. James has to draw every day for fear he may not be able to draw everything he sees around him. His whimsical visions are nostalgic and delightful. See all creations.