ArtWork

01-12-03


	31.5 x 36 inches incl. frame, 20 x 24 just image. "Woman in Bandaid" Limited Edition, signed by John this is #8 in a very small run of 20 done privately for personal use


	SINGED AND NUMBERED AND FRAMED > JOHN MELLENCAMP PAINTING /(PRINT)NUMBERE D - #389 OF 750. (VERY RARE)

Here is a book of selected paintings by John Mellencamp, some of these are very strange, or sad. Also in this book is a collectors concert patch that someone has stuck in the inside cover, it is John Mellencamp Feb. 15 1992 at the Arco Arena in Sacramento Ca. This is in good condition no writing inside, just the sticker which is kind of cloth like. This book is 36 pages, all of the pictures could be framed, it is a nice heavy shiney paper.


		1990 Paintings Booklet Churchman-Fehsenfeld Gallery Indianapolis Art League April 12-May 13, 1990 This 8-page booklet contains wondeful works by John Mellencamp

	STEVE KEENE PAINTING: This brilliant piece of art from Steve Keene is a "must own" for any serious collector of Outsider Art or rock and roll imagery! Keene is infamous for his cover art for Pavement (Wowee Zowee), Silver Jews, and The Apples In Stereo to name a few. An original piece like this is tough to come by. Some of Keene's lesser works have been offered previously on eBay, but never JOHN MELLENCAMP! This piece of Keene art measures just over 12" by 12" and is done on 1/8" scrap wood board, his medium of choice with the obligatory one small drill hole. Ready to hang, it pictures John Mellencamp (with cool leather jacket) and reads "The Kid Inside". Lower right signed "SK 97."

These two drawings were hand drawn by rock musician John Mellencamp. They are un-signed and have no certificate of authenticity. My brother used to own an Art Gallery and Frame shop in Bloomington, Indiana ( the Phoenix & Dragon ) where John used to patronize. Many of Johns' Original Oil Paintings were framed by my brother. These two drawings came from a sketch pad that belonged to John and were given to my brother from John. I have a letter dated 6/29/90 written by my brother documenting this. I understand that having no signature or certificate of authenticity makes this seem "fishy" - I can only give you my word as a reputable art dealer in Bloomington, Indiana - and the letter that will accompany the drawings.