Prints of this stunning painting are available in 3 sizes. Archival paper prints have a print surface of 20" x 14" ($130). Standard format canvas prints are a limited edition, signed and numbered print series with a total production run of 500. Print surface is 24" tall by 18" wide ($450). The ultimate collector will need the Grand Format signed and numbered print! This room dominating canvas print measures 48" tall by 36" wide ($1200). Only 200 of these will ever be printed! The prints arrive in a standard USPS shipping tube. Please allow 10 business days from receipt of payment for shipping within the continental US. The purchaser is responsible for all matting and framing.
 
"It's the way you painted it, ultra high impact! It would light up a dark room." Andy G,
"I love it, you created a masterpiece!" Kevin G,
"That painting just sucks you right in and does't let go, it's Fantastic!" Adam E,
 
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The Masquerade is a painting of David Bowie's Thin White Duke.Why do we choose people to entertain us? Why do we choose those we do? Is it as simple as they are entertaining? Or rather, that they reflect something we need to and or want to see?
 
The Thin White Duke was David Bowie's last performance persona. Bowie only embodied The Thin White Duke in 1976 & 1977 while he was recording and touring for his album Station to Station.
 
David Bowie said of the Thin White Duke that he was "A mad aristocrat. A hollow man who sang songs of romance with agonized intensity while feeling nothing. The Duke was dry ice masquerading as fire."
 
Maybe what speaks loudest is that The Thin White Duke was the final persona adopted by David Bowie. Somehow, the character’s reflection still feels relevant.