Louis Frisino (b 1934) is a fairly well-known deaf Maryland artist. After graduating from Maryland School for the Deaf, he won a job as a newspaper artist despite being told there is no future in art. Wanting to move on he left his newspaper job to become his own artist, specializing in wildlife stamp artwork (animals in nature). After winning too many Maryland wildlife stamp competitions, the state officials restricted his participation to give fair breaks for other artists. Undaunted, he branched out to other states and still won these competitions.
We acquired a large number of this particular print from a bulk sale. Each print is numbered differently /1500. NOTE that the number on print may not match the number in this photo.
It is NOT matted or framed and measures approximately 14" x 12".