Castillo by S. Haigler is a 1974 serigraph, signed and numbered 30/100. The composition presents a tranquil coastal scene beneath tall trees, with two seated figures overlooking Castillo Castle by the sea. Executed in harmonious tones of brown, beige, and soft yellow, this print evokes a timeless sense of calm and reflection. 15W_18H in
Embrace the whimsical charm of "CASTILLO" by S. Haigler, a stunning serigraph from 1974 that transports you to a sun-drenched landscape, where hues of yellow and brown dance under the dappled shade of trees. This signed and numbered print, 30/100, captures a serene moment on a bench with a breathtaking view of Castillo Castle overlooking a tranquil ocean. Measuring 15x18 inches, this delightful piece is not just a visual feast but a slice of history, having been nestled away in a retired NYC Manhattan gallery for over 40 years before being bequeathed to Artfind Gallery. Add a touch of vintage elegance and quirky storytelling to your collection with this enchanting work of art.
Castillo by S. Haigler is a 1974 serigraph, signed and numbered 30/100. The composition presents a tranquil coastal scene beneath tall trees, with two seated figures overlooking Castillo Castle by the sea. Executed in harmonious tones of brown, beige, and soft yellow, this print evokes a timeless sense of calm and reflection. 15W_18H in
Embrace the whimsical charm of "CASTILLO" by S. Haigler, a stunning serigraph from 1974 that transports you to a sun-drenched landscape, where hues of yellow and brown dance under the dappled shade of trees. This signed and numbered print, 30/100, captures a serene moment on a bench with a breathtaking view of Castillo Castle overlooking a tranquil ocean. Measuring 15x18 inches, this delightful piece is not just a visual feast but a slice of history, having been nestled away in a retired NYC Manhattan gallery for over 40 years before being bequeathed to Artfind Gallery. Add a touch of vintage elegance and quirky storytelling to your collection with this enchanting work of art.
