Racing the Moon
by David Neace
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$600
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19.000 x 13.000 inches
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Title
Racing the Moon
Artist
David Neace
Medium
Drawing - Colored Pencil
Description
Ford's son Edsel commissioned the design for the Lincoln greyhound hood ornament in 1927 wanting to associate the Greyhound's speed with the company's vehicles. The greyhound hood ornament was created using the lost wax method similar to that used on the Rolls-Royce Spirit of Ecstasy.
This 1934 Lincoln was one of only 347 produced that year. Just coming out of the Depression Era, people did not have that kind of money to spend.
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February 13th, 2023
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Comments (32)
Anne Gifford 3 Days Ago
This is a brilliant composition, with the way that the cloud travels across the moon, and the greyhound figure appears to be jumping across both.
Hanne Lore Koehler
Fantastic colored pencil drawing, David! Magnificent reflections and shadows! Masterful artistic style and composition! l/F/X
Allison Griffin
David I have such admiration for the way you draw/paint metal surfaces! Sooo talented! Another beautiful piece!!
Conni Schaftenaar
all I can ever think when seeing the reflections you achieve in these automotive pieces is, OMG! simply gorgeous, David, simply gorgeous. F
Gary F Richards
Spectacular Racing the Moon composition, lighting, shading, lovely colors and artwork! F/L voted
Randy Burns
A revisit to this masterful, highly detailed artwork. Another wonderful piece David. F/L.
Conni Schaftenaar
So amazing, David - I just LOVE how you capture reflections in your automotive/transportation art! F
Susanna Schorr
Wow. I love all your fantastic drawings, David. It's not just what I see, but also all the great emotions that are embedded in each artwork.
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