VERY LARGE NEW 24X36 EJ GOLD JAZZ ART SIGNED COA

E.J. Gold's art adorns the stages for many great Jazz musicans including Howard Johnson, Winton Marsalis, Toots Thieleman, Gershwin, Al Jarreau, Etta James, Poncho Sanchez, Gladys Knight, Chaka Khan and more at the Hollywood Bowl, Herbie Hancock and other greats, International Association of Jazz Educators in Toronto for two years. Long Beach and New York for four years. Where his ten foot canvases made stages for numerous celebrity musicians. Hi is the official artist for the International Association for Jazz Educators. You can see his art this year at the Toronot Convention in January.

This piece is important enough that it would make a welcome museum donation.

E .J. GOLD IS LISTED IN MANY PUBLICATIONS!

All paintings are SIGNED by the artist, E. J. GOLD .

This print comes to you with COA (Certificates of Authenticity) from the artist's studio.
This VERY LISTED ARTIST has had recorded sales from $35,000-$110,000 for his Major pieces.
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Gold's work is MUSEUM COLLECTED. Some Famous Collectors include the White House, Royalty and very well known Celebrities.

E. J. Gold was born in New York and lived in Woodstock at the world famous Zena Mill from 1948 to 1956. As a child he attended Downtown Community School, which was set up by members of the Woodstock Arts Colony. He studied with the Art Students League and Junior League in Woodstock. His teachers included WPA artists Ben Shawn, Isamu Noguchi. He is a qualified, listed Woodstock Impressionist artist. Some of his students include Zoe Alowan, S.L. Boyd, R.C. Trice, Denise Wey, Aviko, Lin Larsen, Della Heywood, David "Bashoo" Christie, Menlo Macfarlane, Wayne Hoyle, Matthias Schossig, Claude Needham, Douglass-Truth, Lily Nova, Maureen Nelly, Richard Hart, Keith Whitten, Lee Perry, Dilcia Mendezibal, and others.

E.J. Gold is one of the last survivors of the original 1950's WOODSTOCK SCHOOL and a member of the Woodstock Art Association. He was also a member of the NEW YORK SCHOOL in the late 50s and had exhibits with such notables as John Cage, Margaret Randall and others. He is one of the only two Woodstock artists that lived at the Zena Mill, the other being Bolton Brown.

Frequent visitors to the Zena Mill included every artist who ever painted in the Catskills.

The Zena Mill and its Waterfalls were built in 1710 making it one of the oldest buildings still existing and in use in the area. Although privately owned it is a registered landmark.

The Zena Mill Waterfalls have been for over 100 years the most loved cherished and painted landmarks in the Woodstock area.

The Zena Mill lies behind a private high walled wooden fence on Zena Road, Highway 30 on the large curve near Chestnut Hill Road and Lazy Brook Lane. Scenes depicted by this artist typically range from Woodstock to Saugerties and the Little Crossroads Village of Zena.
Very few listed registered Woodstock artists are actually available today.

There are no restorations, no rips, no tears, no repairs, no scuffing, no cracks, no mold, no mildew, no dryrot prints are absolutely pristine in every respect.

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