Hurry Up Pop Watercolor Print Signed by Quadriplegic Artist Eric Mohn
$75.00
Renowned Maryland artist Eric Mohn signed .this watercolor print. Following an auto accident in 1963, Mr. Mohn became a quadriplegic. After struggling to find meaning in his life, he started creating water color paintings. He would paint by holding a paintbrush in his mouth. It took him about two weeks to make each painting, according to his website. His wife often assisted him by taking photos from which he would create a painting. Eric Mohn passed away in 2008, but he left behind a legacy of accomplishment and inspiration for all those who struggle with a disability.
Print is number 531/1900 and signed by artist Eric Mohn. Contains certificate of authenticity.
**We try to show all defects/stains/tears to give an accurate description of the vintage item. All vintage items are measured as accurately as possible. All items are vintage and if updated or fixed, the description will reflect that. Being as they are vintage/retro items there will almost certainly be some wear and tear present. We see this as evidence of a life well lived and we hope you will see past their imperfections. The vintage items we list are unique and worthy of another lifetime of use.**
Print is number 531/1900 and signed by artist Eric Mohn. Contains certificate of authenticity.
**We try to show all defects/stains/tears to give an accurate description of the vintage item. All vintage items are measured as accurately as possible. All items are vintage and if updated or fixed, the description will reflect that. Being as they are vintage/retro items there will almost certainly be some wear and tear present. We see this as evidence of a life well lived and we hope you will see past their imperfections. The vintage items we list are unique and worthy of another lifetime of use.**
Renowned Maryland artist Eric Mohn signed .this watercolor print. Following an auto accident in 1963, Mr. Mohn became a quadriplegic. After struggling to find meaning in his life, he started creating water color paintings. He would paint by holding a paintbrush in his mouth. It took him about two weeks to make each painting, according to his website. His wife often assisted him by taking photos from which he would create a painting. Eric Mohn passed away in 2008, but he left behind a legacy of accomplishment and inspiration for all those who struggle with a disability.
Print is number 531/1900 and signed by artist Eric Mohn. Contains certificate of authenticity.
**We try to show all defects/stains/tears to give an accurate description of the vintage item. All vintage items are measured as accurately as possible. All items are vintage and if updated or fixed, the description will reflect that. Being as they are vintage/retro items there will almost certainly be some wear and tear present. We see this as evidence of a life well lived and we hope you will see past their imperfections. The vintage items we list are unique and worthy of another lifetime of use.**
Print is number 531/1900 and signed by artist Eric Mohn. Contains certificate of authenticity.
**We try to show all defects/stains/tears to give an accurate description of the vintage item. All vintage items are measured as accurately as possible. All items are vintage and if updated or fixed, the description will reflect that. Being as they are vintage/retro items there will almost certainly be some wear and tear present. We see this as evidence of a life well lived and we hope you will see past their imperfections. The vintage items we list are unique and worthy of another lifetime of use.**
Renowned Maryland artist Eric Mohn signed .this watercolor print. Following an auto accident in 1963, Mr. Mohn became a quadriplegic. After struggling to find meaning in his life, he started creating water color paintings. He would paint by holding a paintbrush in his mouth. It took him about two weeks to make each painting, according to his website. His wife often assisted him by taking photos from which he would create a painting. Eric Mohn passed away in 2008, but he left behind a legacy of accomplishment and inspiration for all those who struggle with a disability.
Print is number 531/1900 and signed by artist Eric Mohn. Contains certificate of authenticity.
**We try to show all defects/stains/tears to give an accurate description of the vintage item. All vintage items are measured as accurately as possible. All items are vintage and if updated or fixed, the description will reflect that. Being as they are vintage/retro items there will almost certainly be some wear and tear present. We see this as evidence of a life well lived and we hope you will see past their imperfections. The vintage items we list are unique and worthy of another lifetime of use.**
Print is number 531/1900 and signed by artist Eric Mohn. Contains certificate of authenticity.
**We try to show all defects/stains/tears to give an accurate description of the vintage item. All vintage items are measured as accurately as possible. All items are vintage and if updated or fixed, the description will reflect that. Being as they are vintage/retro items there will almost certainly be some wear and tear present. We see this as evidence of a life well lived and we hope you will see past their imperfections. The vintage items we list are unique and worthy of another lifetime of use.**