David Mann
Painter and illustrator of Americana
Born
1939
87 years ago
Died
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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An American painter and illustrator focused on Americana, contributed significantly to motorcycle culture. Created artwork for various motorcycle manufacturers and magazines. Developed a distinctive style blending realism and vibrancy, celebrating the open road and freedom conveyed through motorcycles. Held numerous exhibitions showcasing artwork reflecting the spirit of motorcycle riding and the lifestyle associated with it. The works remain influential among motorcycle enthusiasts and collectors.
Artwork featured in motorcycle magazines
Illustrations for motorcycle manufacturers
Exhibited nationally on motorcycle culture
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