Harmonica - Talkin' Bout the Midnight Rambler by Stickman Original Painting - $5,99524” x 36” This fine art limited edition gicleé on canvas is gallery wrapped and ready to hang, available in 3 editions. SE Series Edition of 150 $50018" x 27" SN Signed & Numbered Edition of 250 $99524" x 36" AP Artist Proof Edition of 50 $1,8955-Color Embellished30" x 45" "New Orleans always has a profound affect on me. It immediately brings out my creativity and desire to put forth a piece that has a gritty feel to it. This latest trip was no exception. This concept is what happens when I have a few cocktails and wander around the French Quarter with the Stones’ “Midnight Rambler” stuck in my head. The piece started out focused on the harmonica and its prevalent association with drifters and people down on their luck. It’s almost a symbol of this transient lifestyle. It is also a prominent feature in many New Orleans establishments one frequents when in town. From there I started to think of legendary harmonica driven songs and eventually, but not surprisingly, landed on the Stones’ dark bluesy classic, “Midnight Rambler”. The song, being about a rambling serial killer, seemed to fit the image of the harmonica perfectly. I had initially thought about featuring Mick Jagger himself as the subject playing the instrument, but quickly decided to move towards a figure with some anonymity. A drifter with a story to tell…maybe even the rambler himself." -Stickman - Call us for framing options if desired.- Each piece comes with the Certificate of Authenticity and Warranty.- If ever damaged or stolen, your item may be replaced for the cost of printing if verifiable with your Certificate of Authenticity and a Police or Insurance report.
