Dan Campanelli
"Washington's Birthday"
 
This Art is:
New
Hand Signed Limited Edition Lithograph
 Edition Size 300 (Actual # received may be different than the one in the photo )
Custom Framed in a Dark Wood Frame
Double matted in speckled light gray and a dark gray
Printed & Framed in the USA
Framed Size: 29" x 35"
Image Size: 20" x 26"
Ready to hang hardware included
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ARTIST BIOGRAPHY  
Dan Campanelli (1949-2017)
 
Campanelli was born in the Bronx in 1949 to Florence Tomasulo and Dominick Campanelli, and moved with his parents to Ramsey at the age of 4. He attended art school in New York City, but chose not to give credit to the institution since it preferred to promote modern art rather than the realism he became recognized for.
He worked first in pencil, then stone lithography, and finally watercolor, and had his work shown in numerous galleries.
Campanelli relocated to Warren County in 1976 with his first wife, oil painter Pauline Eble Campanelli, who passed away in 2001.
There he restored a colonial-era stone farmhouse that was featured numerous times in decorating and lifestyle magazines.
His watercolor landscapes of historic sites were reproduced as fine art prints, and one, The Daily Beggars, was an international best seller for many years. He also co-wrote and illustrated Pagan spirituality books with his wife for Llewellyn Publications.
In 2002, Campanelli married Bronx-born Marty Anne Katz, a graphic designer and former art director of country style decorating magazines based in New York City.
She had been living in Lancaster, Pa., when they first became friends in 1992. They relocated to another historic stone home in 2005, this time in Hunterdon County.
Dan continued with his landscape paintings, often producing limited-edition prints as fundraisers for historic sites.