Funadares Peligroso, by Lawrence Steven Faden, Amer., (b. 1942) Hand-Colored but still vibrant and pleasing

but still vibrant and pleasing

and resides in Traveler's Square next to the Jonathan Trumbull House

presents an eloquent plea and reminder of the struggle for equality under attack and in need our support and advocacy as much today as half a century ago

on warm white wove paper 16-3/16 x 12-3/16

Funadares Peligroso, by Lawrence Steven Faden, Amer., (b. 1942) Hand-Colored but still vibrant and pleasingHand Colored Lithograph, 1981, Ed. 15 25, 14 x 9 5 8, signed, titled, numbered & dated in pencil, on white wove paper 18 1 8 x 14. I believe these lithographs were printed by George Miller in New York, but have not located much biographical information on the artist. We currently have 3 lithographs, each a Memento Mori Day of Dead Carnival still life subjects with skulls and masks, of similar size, in editions of 25.