The product is an original limited edition serigraph titled "Gentleness" by American artist Americo Makk. Created in 1990 in Hawaii, this medium-sized artwork features a character study subject in multi-color, with dimensions of 16 inches in length and 20 inches in height. The unframed print is signed by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity, making it a valuable addition to any art collection. The Americana style and unique features, such as being numbered and a first edition, add to the appeal of this rare and sought-after piece.

RARE Original Limited Edition UNFRAMED Serigraph 122/275 by Americo Makk. On cotton paper with the VISTON WATER MARK.

Americo Makk's sublime vision of a character studies. You can feel the emotion of this beautiful character . Has layered soft colors in this lovely serigraph to give it incredible depth. No damage and in excellent condition. Size: 20 tall x 16 wide. makkart.com Serigraph "Gentleness" COMES WITH CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY FROM THE MAKK FAMILY Never Framed I acquired these prints from an estate of a hawaiian gallery owner who had them in storage in tubes for many years untouched.

Rare find. Americo was born in Hungary in 1927 and passed away in Hawaii in May 2015. His formal training began at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Art in Budapest. At the top of his class, he received a scholarship to Italy, and while studying at the Academy of Fine Art in Rome he met his future wife, Eva, a fellow artist at the academy. The couple moved to Brazil in 1949, and their reputation as brilliant young painters spread quickly. They were appointed as Professors of Art at the Sao Paulo Academy of Fine Art, and later were named Official Artists of the Brazilian Government. Among their many commissions was an unprecedented expedition deep into the Amazon rain forest to paint the indigenous tribal people. In 1962 Americo Makk and his family moved to New York and continued their distinguished careers as artists. Americo Makk’s final home was Hawaii, where his family still resides since 1967. Today Americo Makk’s