Trés Taylor, American, Acrylic On Wood. Signed at the bottom right. Bike with flowers in a basket. Although his maximum auction sale price is currently $300 this piece is the largest of his projects yet to auction. The signature on the lower right is consistent with his other works. A native son of Alabama, Trés Taylor has been painting for a living for more than twenty years. Once upon a time, he was a biochemist, but he has found much more satisfaction in surrendering to the mysteries of nature, rather than trying to solve them. His work revolves around the idea of basking in your surroundings and being present in the moment. "I paint my stories on tarpaper (or roofing felt) and use wood putty, house paint, and acrylics as my medium. Sometimes I will paint a story 60 feet in length on a roll of tarpaper and then cut it into smaller "palm of the hand" stories. I am a self-taught artist who believes a paint brush fell out of the sky and landed in my hand at an important turning point in my life, and through my art, I try to bring that invisible state of bliss that exists in us all to the surface. This is why I paint. " Size: 44 x 29 in. #1895 Location C