Nobu Haihara Handsigned & Numbered Archival Giclée on Canvas:"Two Martinis"
Artist: Nobu Haihara
Title: Two Martinis
Image Size: 48" x 32"
Edition:Artist Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition , Stretched and suitable for display with or without framing
Medium: Archival Giclée on Canvas
About the Artist: Nobu Haihara is a multi-talented artist who continues to expand his horizons by challenging his own creative instincts. He is an accomplished landscape painter, portrait artist, super-realist and graphic artist. But his energy and ideas keep him constantly active and evolving as a painter.
Well-known and successful at an early age, Nobu now has his work in the personal collections of President George W. Bush; Laker owner Jerry Buss and Hall-of-famers Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Jerry West, Jamaal Wilkes and the late Chick Hearn. He has been commissioned by Mao Daichi, Japan's leading musical star; and by NBC and the FOX Network which have used his artwork in set-designs for "Ally McBeal" and "3rd Rock From The Sun". Nobu has been honored with Exhibitions in New York, Sausalito, Beverly Hills, Hiroshima, Yamanashi and Fukuoaka, Japan.
Title: Two Martinis
Image Size: 48" x 32"
Edition:Artist Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition , Stretched and suitable for display with or without framing
Medium: Archival Giclée on Canvas
About the Artist: Nobu Haihara is a multi-talented artist who continues to expand his horizons by challenging his own creative instincts. He is an accomplished landscape painter, portrait artist, super-realist and graphic artist. But his energy and ideas keep him constantly active and evolving as a painter.
Well-known and successful at an early age, Nobu now has his work in the personal collections of President George W. Bush; Laker owner Jerry Buss and Hall-of-famers Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Jerry West, Jamaal Wilkes and the late Chick Hearn. He has been commissioned by Mao Daichi, Japan's leading musical star; and by NBC and the FOX Network which have used his artwork in set-designs for "Ally McBeal" and "3rd Rock From The Sun". Nobu has been honored with Exhibitions in New York, Sausalito, Beverly Hills, Hiroshima, Yamanashi and Fukuoaka, Japan.
Video Not Avaibale.
