John Weiss Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition Anniversary Edition Giclee on Paper and Canvas:"The Gift"
Artist: John Weiss
Title: The Gift
Edition Size: Artist Signed and Numbered Limited edition to 450 on Paper with 75 Canvas Editions and 250 SmallWork Canvas Editions. COA included.
Medium: Fine Art Print on Paper and Giclee on Canvas.
Image Dimensions: 20"w x 15"h.Paper / Canvas 24"w x 18"h. and 16"w x 12"h.
About the Art: Bad things do happen; how I respond to them defines my character and the quality of my life. I can choose to sit in sadness . . . or I can choose to rise from the pain and treasure the most precious gift I have-life itself ¯Walter Anderson
With the gift of life, it becomes possible for all else to fall into place. Each of us gets to decide what we do with our lives, what we use it for and how it suits us best. Cancer patients and survivors know just how quickly this gift can slip away and how precious another tomorrow can be.
Lori and John Weiss appreciate The Gift first-hand. Through the grace of God, personal determination and the discovery, diagnosis and treatment of her breast cancer at a facility like the Jean B and Milton N Cooper Cancer Center in Akron OH, Lori can count herself among the ever growing number of strong, joyful and appreciative women whose gift of life has been renewed.
"'The Gift' celebrates the purpose and promise of cancer treatment and recovery ¯ the opportunity to enjoy the gifts of life, hope, family, friendship and another tomorrow," John Weiss says. "This journey is one full of anxiety and fear, but when you to have the faith in your strength to take it on, to face down the storm, you will realize that there is a bright horizon and new shoreline on other side.
"The symbolism of three generations in this family together at the shore is not only to show that this is something that affects everyone, but also to relate that with early diagnosis and treatment, there is every opportunity to have a full and complete life. I want people to know that together we are beating cancer."
John Weiss created "The Gift" to support The Summa Foundation, which helps support the Cooper Cancer Center, where Lori received her care and treatment. Support from a project such as this is crucial to the future of health and cancer care. It allows the pursuit of innovative medical research that leads to life saving technologies. Through the years, funds raised by the foundation have supported research, physician and nursing education, medical equipment, patient education programs and so much more.
Title: The Gift
Edition Size: Artist Signed and Numbered Limited edition to 450 on Paper with 75 Canvas Editions and 250 SmallWork Canvas Editions. COA included.
Medium: Fine Art Print on Paper and Giclee on Canvas.
Image Dimensions: 20"w x 15"h.Paper / Canvas 24"w x 18"h. and 16"w x 12"h.
About the Art: Bad things do happen; how I respond to them defines my character and the quality of my life. I can choose to sit in sadness . . . or I can choose to rise from the pain and treasure the most precious gift I have-life itself ¯Walter Anderson
With the gift of life, it becomes possible for all else to fall into place. Each of us gets to decide what we do with our lives, what we use it for and how it suits us best. Cancer patients and survivors know just how quickly this gift can slip away and how precious another tomorrow can be.
Lori and John Weiss appreciate The Gift first-hand. Through the grace of God, personal determination and the discovery, diagnosis and treatment of her breast cancer at a facility like the Jean B and Milton N Cooper Cancer Center in Akron OH, Lori can count herself among the ever growing number of strong, joyful and appreciative women whose gift of life has been renewed.
"'The Gift' celebrates the purpose and promise of cancer treatment and recovery ¯ the opportunity to enjoy the gifts of life, hope, family, friendship and another tomorrow," John Weiss says. "This journey is one full of anxiety and fear, but when you to have the faith in your strength to take it on, to face down the storm, you will realize that there is a bright horizon and new shoreline on other side.
"The symbolism of three generations in this family together at the shore is not only to show that this is something that affects everyone, but also to relate that with early diagnosis and treatment, there is every opportunity to have a full and complete life. I want people to know that together we are beating cancer."
John Weiss created "The Gift" to support The Summa Foundation, which helps support the Cooper Cancer Center, where Lori received her care and treatment. Support from a project such as this is crucial to the future of health and cancer care. It allows the pursuit of innovative medical research that leads to life saving technologies. Through the years, funds raised by the foundation have supported research, physician and nursing education, medical equipment, patient education programs and so much more.
