Description
- Dave Nestler is one of the most recognized names in contemporary pinup art today:
- Title: Go Ask Alice.
- Model: TJ.
- Signed by artist Dave Nestler.
- Image will be used as a limited edition cover for Zenescope Comics for the title" Alice in Wonderland" available as a limited edition comic book for the Baltimore Comicon.
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Size: 11"x14".
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Professionally reproduced 2013.
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- High quality color print professionally printed on Fujicolor Crystal Archive paper.
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- Certificate of Authenticity is signed by Dave Nestler guaranteeing that this print and his signature are authentic.
- Print and COA come to us directly from the artist.
AUTHORIZED ARTIST
DEALER INFORMATION:- Escape Collectibles, Ltd. is an authorized dealer of artwork created by Dave Nestler.
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His artwork has been inspected, authenticated and signed assuring you that the art you receive is of the highest quality.
- We will be offering many art pieces of various media from Dave Nestler.
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Note: The low resolution scan, shown above, does not capture the high clarity of the actual print.
Note: The text on the photos does not appear on the actual item.
AUTHORIZED ARTIST
DEALER INFORMATION:
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Escape Collectibles is an authorized dealer of artwork created by Dave Nestler.
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His artwork will be authenticated, signed and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity assuring you that the art you receive is of the highest quality and comes to us directly from Dave Nestler.
- We will be offering many art pieces of various media from Dave Nestler.
ARTIST INFORMATION:
Dave Nestler
In the world of Pinup art, it is rare that an artist is able to push the edge to create something so unique that it is without comparison and ripe for imitation.
Most pinup artists fall into one of the two underlying schools or styles: Either hardcore in your face images most notably exemplified through the latest works of Sorayama, or the traditional lightly teasing, cheesecake style most commonly seen in Alberto Vargas' and Olivia's works.
Dave Nestler has tread the waters between the two shores, creating his notorious Glamourotica series: "Blonde and Gagged", a combination of Glamour, Pinup, and Erotic art. It was actually necessity and timing that sent Nestler in the direction of Pinup art.