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[Jazz & Song] [Sinatra, Frank. (1915–1998)] Bennett, Tony. (b. 1926). Signed Potrait of Frank Sinatra by Tony Bennett. A Tony Bennett Signed Limited Edition Print of Frank Sinatra, Circa 1990s. Depicting the singer in profile as he wears an orange necktie (his favorite color) and a black Porkpie hat; signed in pencil on the lower margin "0128/1000 Tony Bennett / A. Benedetto." Matted and Framed: 17.5" x 21.5"; Print Only: 16" x 16"
A remarkable tribute from one of the greatest crooners to his friend and inspiration, the Chairman. In the April 23, 1965 edition of LIFE magazine, Sinatra spoke candidly about other singers of the period, saying "for my money, Tony Bennett is the best singer in the business. [He] gets across what the composer had in mind, and probably a little more."
The great singer, Tony Bennett (Anthony Benedetto) began drawing chalk pictures as a child on the sidewalks of his hometown in Astoria, Queens. Now one of the premier entertainers is the world, he apparently finds time to paint every day, sketching the view from his hotel suite or out in the country sides to which he travels. Painting under his family name of Benedetto, Bennett's work has been exhibited in the galleries throughout the world and the United Nations has commissioned his artwork on two occasions including their 50th Anniversary. Tony Bennett began formal training as an art student at the School of Industrial Arts (now known as the School of Art and Design) in Manhattan and continued his studies with private studios and teachers throughout the years. A self-proclaimed "museum freak," he visits museums and galleries all over the world, especially during his extensive concert tours.
From the collection of record executive Michael Klenfer (1946 - 2009) and his wife, Carol, a former publicist for such Rock and Roll legends as The Rolling Stones, The Who, Elton John, The Doors, Cat Stevens, Aerosmith, Jethro Tull, to name a few.
A remarkable tribute from one of the greatest crooners to his friend and inspiration, the Chairman. In the April 23, 1965 edition of LIFE magazine, Sinatra spoke candidly about other singers of the period, saying "for my money, Tony Bennett is the best singer in the business. [He] gets across what the composer had in mind, and probably a little more."
The great singer, Tony Bennett (Anthony Benedetto) began drawing chalk pictures as a child on the sidewalks of his hometown in Astoria, Queens. Now one of the premier entertainers is the world, he apparently finds time to paint every day, sketching the view from his hotel suite or out in the country sides to which he travels. Painting under his family name of Benedetto, Bennett's work has been exhibited in the galleries throughout the world and the United Nations has commissioned his artwork on two occasions including their 50th Anniversary. Tony Bennett began formal training as an art student at the School of Industrial Arts (now known as the School of Art and Design) in Manhattan and continued his studies with private studios and teachers throughout the years. A self-proclaimed "museum freak," he visits museums and galleries all over the world, especially during his extensive concert tours.
From the collection of record executive Michael Klenfer (1946 - 2009) and his wife, Carol, a former publicist for such Rock and Roll legends as The Rolling Stones, The Who, Elton John, The Doors, Cat Stevens, Aerosmith, Jethro Tull, to name a few.
[Jazz & Song] [Sinatra, Frank. (1915–1998)] Bennett, Tony. (b. 1926). Signed Potrait of Frank Sinatra by Tony Bennett. A Tony Bennett Signed Limited Edition Print of Frank Sinatra, Circa 1990s. Depicting the singer in profile as he wears an orange necktie (his favorite color) and a black Porkpie hat; signed in pencil on the lower margin "0128/1000 Tony Bennett / A. Benedetto." Matted and Framed: 17.5" x 21.5"; Print Only: 16" x 16"
A remarkable tribute from one of the greatest crooners to his friend and inspiration, the Chairman. In the April 23, 1965 edition of LIFE magazine, Sinatra spoke candidly about other singers of the period, saying "for my money, Tony Bennett is the best singer in the business. [He] gets across what the composer had in mind, and probably a little more."
The great singer, Tony Bennett (Anthony Benedetto) began drawing chalk pictures as a child on the sidewalks of his hometown in Astoria, Queens. Now one of the premier entertainers is the world, he apparently finds time to paint every day, sketching the view from his hotel suite or out in the country sides to which he travels. Painting under his family name of Benedetto, Bennett's work has been exhibited in the galleries throughout the world and the United Nations has commissioned his artwork on two occasions including their 50th Anniversary. Tony Bennett began formal training as an art student at the School of Industrial Arts (now known as the School of Art and Design) in Manhattan and continued his studies with private studios and teachers throughout the years. A self-proclaimed "museum freak," he visits museums and galleries all over the world, especially during his extensive concert tours.
From the collection of record executive Michael Klenfer (1946 - 2009) and his wife, Carol, a former publicist for such Rock and Roll legends as The Rolling Stones, The Who, Elton John, The Doors, Cat Stevens, Aerosmith, Jethro Tull, to name a few.
A remarkable tribute from one of the greatest crooners to his friend and inspiration, the Chairman. In the April 23, 1965 edition of LIFE magazine, Sinatra spoke candidly about other singers of the period, saying "for my money, Tony Bennett is the best singer in the business. [He] gets across what the composer had in mind, and probably a little more."
The great singer, Tony Bennett (Anthony Benedetto) began drawing chalk pictures as a child on the sidewalks of his hometown in Astoria, Queens. Now one of the premier entertainers is the world, he apparently finds time to paint every day, sketching the view from his hotel suite or out in the country sides to which he travels. Painting under his family name of Benedetto, Bennett's work has been exhibited in the galleries throughout the world and the United Nations has commissioned his artwork on two occasions including their 50th Anniversary. Tony Bennett began formal training as an art student at the School of Industrial Arts (now known as the School of Art and Design) in Manhattan and continued his studies with private studios and teachers throughout the years. A self-proclaimed "museum freak," he visits museums and galleries all over the world, especially during his extensive concert tours.
From the collection of record executive Michael Klenfer (1946 - 2009) and his wife, Carol, a former publicist for such Rock and Roll legends as The Rolling Stones, The Who, Elton John, The Doors, Cat Stevens, Aerosmith, Jethro Tull, to name a few.