Gun Paintings
Colt 1911.
Acrylic on pine
11.5"w x 8"h
Semi-automatic handgun. Originating in the late 1890s and designed by John M. Browning, it was the standard-issue side arm for the United States armed forces from 1911 to 1985. Still in use by some U.S. forces.
$ 900.
$900 for a painting that looks like a screenprint? Hell, just spend your nine Franklins on a M1911 mixmaster and be done with it......
More of Chris Crite's paintings here.
Thanks Breda.
Labels: Art
posted by Xavier at 6:12 PM
4 Comments:
right on...nice artwork for sure..
but that kinda green...
TWO,not one..but TWO cheaper 1911's
good to have a spare,dont ya know
That "pine" looks just like oak...
X:
The sad part is the pistol isn't even cocked and locked! JMB is probably rolling in his grave.
Mike Harbour
Helena, Montana
Anon,
Yeah I noticed the same thing, that looks like oak plywood.
But checking out the link, notice the paintings on PAPER BAGS!!
LOL!
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