One of the final limited edition fine art giclee prints created by Richard Bunkall (1953-1999).  The pencil signed 14" x 19" architectural image is numbered 3/50 with an archival paper size of 20" x 25".

• • Fine art giclee by Richard Bunkall (1953-1999)
  • Image size is 14" x 19", printed on 20" x 25" off-white rag paper
  • Edition is limited to fifty
  • Pencil signed and numbered 3/50 by the artist
  • Unframed in a clear archival sleeve

In a shortened career of twenty-five years, Richard Bunkall (1953-1999) created a significant body of work that was both original and emotionally compelling.  He embraced and glorified the creations of man and ensconced them in monuments of his own making; adeptly portraying man's desire to create something more permanent than himself.  Recognized by his peers and acclaimed by the critical establishment, he was honored with Individual Painting Grants from the National Endowment for the Arts twice within five years.  Bunkall was also a revered teacher at the prominent academic institution Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California.  In 1994, Richard Bunkall was diagnosed with ALS, commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease.  In his last year, which his physical strength diminished his passion for painting did not.  He was able to produce and work until nearly the end of his life, which included a series of limited edition fine art giclee prints on paper, of which one was "Cathedral".