MATRIXSYNTH: Bob Moog Foundation Auction: Original Pen and Ink Drawing Inspired by Moog


Friday, May 21, 2010

Bob Moog Foundation Auction: Original Pen and Ink Drawing Inspired by Moog

via this auction
"This auction is for a piece by Asheville artist Gabriel Shaffer.

Piece Description: A pen and ink drawing of musician Sxip Shirey surrounded by instruments and a turntable on 1930s era vintage ledger paper. Sxip is a friend and inspiration to Gabriel, and is a musical inventor inspired by Bob Moog. The piece is highly detailed and features many of Sxip's musical inventions.

Size: 18 x 12
Medium: Pen and Ink

Title: Tilt-a-Whirl Wonder
Gabriel Shaffer lives and works in Asheville, NC. The son of renowned folk/visionary artist Cher Shaffer, Gabriel was raised within the self taught medium and had contact with many folk and outsider artists as a young boy. Always creative, he spent much of his early youth drawing, painting, writing poetry and prose. At the age of 27, in a deep depression, Shaffer had an epiphany while experimenting with painting. He has since focused solely on visual art. He has already exhibited in over 80 shows and sold hundreds of works of art to collectors, rock stars, celebrities, politicians, bestselling authors, galleries and museums, throughout various major cities nationally and internationally.

You can see more of Gabriel's work online at: www.gabrielshaffer.com"

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