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Title: One For The Road, Two For The Angel`
Signed: Hand signed by DegGrazia and dated 1967
Image Size: 9″ x 12″
Wood Frame Size: 13″ x 16″
View our gallery for other works of art by Ettore “Ted” DeGrazia.
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Ettore Ted DeGrazia Hand Signed 1967 Print One for The Road Two for the Angel
Title: One For The Road, Two For The Angel`
Signed: Hand signed by DegGrazia and dated 1967
Image Size: 9″ x 12″
Wood Frame Size: 13″ x 16″
View our gallery for other works of art by Ettore “Ted” DeGrazia.
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Ted DeGrazia and his work are characterized by their rebellious approach and passionate depiction of Southwestern life.
Ettore (Ted) DeGrazia (American 1909-1982) Born in the mining town of Morenci, Arizona, Ted DeGrazia became one of Arizona's most prominent painters, illustrators, and graphic artists, resulting in his studio gallery being listed on the National Register of Historic Places. He lived most of his life near Tucson, and worked in his studio, open to the public, that he called "The Gallery of the Sun." His signature work is paintings and illustrations of 'angel-like' Southwest children, many of them Indian and Hispanic. He was the son of an immigrant father who was a copper miner for Phelps Dodge Company, but Ted, at age eleven, returned to Italy with his family for the next five years. When he returned to Morenci, he had forgotten most of his English and entered first grade at age 16. One of his teachers decided to… Continue reading on artist page
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