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“The Last Partita: Death of The Francesca”
© 2017 G. Bodnar. All Rights Reserved. (May not be used without permission).

Illustration of a wounded, "Francesca" Stradivari violin, handcrafted by Antonio Stradivari in Cremona, Italy on December 31, 1693. Featured in the background is the original handwritten manuscript of Beethoven’s Symphony No.1, Op.21 in C Major for first violin, along with a period letter relating to the instrument. (To see an "uninjured" version of this same violin, please visit the first page of my images).

Thanks for taking the time to read a little about me and for visiting my gallery. I've loved art for most of my life, and truly enjoy everything about the creation process - the marriage of line, stroke, form and color - with the end result, hopefully being something nice splattered upon the ”canvas” - something worthy to be viewed, and pleasing to the eye. With that in mind, I hope you like what you see... All work in this gallery is the original, copyrighted work of Gary Bodnar and is protected by US and International Copyright laws and may not be used in any way without my express written permission. If interested in licensing or publishing any of my images, please e-mail me directly. Also, if you're interested in having an image...