Abstract Art 80’s “Wild Stallions” Print by Artist Laurel Burch, Postmodern, Teal, Pink, Gold, Matted, Framed With Glass 20 X 25

Bold, bright and right. Beautiful colors and horses were the attraction to this piece. I bought a vintage 80’s collection of 3 professionally framed art pieces by artist Laurel Burch. Two more matching art pieces are available to purchase.

In all my research for the licensing that Laurel Burch did mainly with cats, I have not found this print on the internet. This painted art piece made into an original print matted turquoise rectangular shape 25 x 15. Look for more matching art pieces from this collection available to purchase.

Laurel Burch, Artist (1945-2007)
Burch a single Mom went on to launch her business, now called Laurel Burch Artworks, in February 24, 1960. She began making paintings and was commissioned by restaurants, businesses and private collectors. “I found metal in a junkyard and hammered it out on the back of an old frying pan”, she stated during an interview with the Marin Independent Journal in 2005.

She began making jewelry and selling it on the streets of San Francisco from tackle boxes. Some local stores began stocking her creations, and a businessman, Shashi Singapuri, took samples of her work to China. She went to China in 1971 and discovered cloisonné, a kind of enamel work, with which she designed paintings and had the designs made into earrings.

With Mr. Singapuri’s financial backing manufacturing began. Burch went on to work on cast metals and wood, and to include spinoff products on paper, porcelain and fabric. In 1979 she split with Singapuri, and started Laurel Burch Inc. She was president and chief designer. In the 1990s she licensed her designs to a dozen or so companies that now make and distribute her creations worldwide.