Anatole Krasnyansky “Violoncelist” Serigraph and similar items

About the artist (from ArtNet): Anatole Krasnyansky is a contemporary American-Ukrainian artist, best known for his watercolors and cityscapes. His work conflates themes of music, theater, architecture, and culture through colorful figurations set in non-Euclidean space. Born in 1920 in Kiev, Ukraine, Krasnyansky earned his master?s in architecture and fine art before emigrating from the Soviet Union in 1975 to pursue his career in Los Angeles, CA. His structural aesthetic is shaped by his previous work as an architect, as well as having served as a scenic artist in the theater industries. Notably, Krasnyansky developed a unique process of textural watercolor painting, where his paper works reference Eastern culture and heritage through color relationships and architectural features. Krasnyansky, who died in 2023 has exhibited internationally, including at institutions such as Stanford University in Palo Alto and at the University of Los Angeles. This seriegraph is #166/350 from the work titled ?Violoncelist? which continued his theme in Music and Arts. Made on a type of thicker linen paper (not slick paper found with prints), this is a large piece at 41.5 inches tall and 30.25 inches wide or across. It is signed by the artist. This artwork was purchased at a recent estate sale in St Louis MO. See photos. The art will be rolled in a thick mailing tube to protect from damage in shipping. Will ship USPS with tracking to winning buyer