GIFTED By Charles Bibbs Signed Limited Edition #1504 COA

  

AFRICAN AMERICAN ART- SIGNED LIMITED EDITION PRINT. Published & Copyrights 2000 - B-Graphics & Fine Arts, Inc. Total Print Size 17" w x 27 1/4"H.

"GIFTED " - Limited Edition Art Print by Known Artist Charles Bibbs- Commemorates the African American Literature & Culture Society, Looking back with pleasure II: A Celebration-Salt Lake City Utah, October 2000. This African American Limited Edition Art Print is. Signed by Artist Charles Bibbs along the bottom white print borders (See Photo), "Gifted" was Printed on pH neutral Acid Free Heavy fine Art Gallery stock. Made from An Original By World Known Artist Charles Bibbs "GIFTED". Your questions concerning this Artwork are wanted and very welcomed.

Never do we print or fabricate any of our distributed products without the written or expressed consent of the products authorized representative. Our prints are printed on modern state of the art presses using colorfast fade-resistant inks on pH-neutral fine art papers for a lifetime of enjoyment.

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Charles Bibbs is an internationally acclaimed artist, entrepreneur and philanthropist, who is most recognized for his exquisite artistic renderings that convey deep senses of spirituality, majesty, dignity, strength and grace. In Bibbs quest to preserve and develop the visual arts, Charles Bibbs has founded Art 2000, a non-profit visual art association that informs and inspires artists and art patrons alike. Out of this association has grown Images Magazine, the first national publication dedicated to ethnic art.

Another one of Charles passions is jazz music; and by founding the Inland Empire Music and Arts Foundation, another non-profit organization, he has been able to bring an annual world class jazz and art festival to Southern California, while providing much needed funding for a number of art and music programs. Charles Bibbs artwork manages to fuse African, African American and Native American cultural themes, to make powerful cross cultural statements.

His work is thought provoking and capable of arousing strong emotions regardless of ethnic, gender and generational affiliation. Although he may have an idea or vision in mind when painting a particular piece, Charles prefers each individual who views his work to gain a personal vision from his artwork. Across the board, his renderings convey a deep sense of spirituality, majesty, dignity, strength and grace.

It is sufficient to say, however his works are viewed, whatever individual emotions they may evoke, they remain characteristically and recognizably Bibbs.