Posts Tagged: American Royal Arts
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010
January 15, 2010 - Boca Raton, FL – In conjunction with the company’s launch of signed Muhammad Ali artwork titled “The Scotsdale Collection,” American Royal Arts President Jerry Gladstone announced that a portion of the proceeds from the collection sale would be donated to the Haitian relief effort through the American Red Cross.
“We are saddened by the news reports of the devastation in Haiti,” said Gladstone. “This is the least we can do to help in the relief effort. Our hearts go out to all of the people affected by this tragedy in Haiti and here in the U.S.” He went on to say, “With Ali’s history, we are hoping to sell a lot of artwork,” added Gladstone. “What better way to raise money for a very worthy and much needed cause.”
American Royal Arts had a signing session with the boxing champ in October during which Ali signed several pieces for the company, including limited edition photograph giclees, robes, boxing trunks, and art by premier pop culture artist Joe Petruccio.
American Royal Arts Corp. features retail galleries located throughout FLorida, and is celebrating its 24th year in business. ARA is one of the leading publisher’s of Entertainment Fine Art in the world specializing in the Art of Rock & Roll and Pop Culture.
Founded in 1986 by Jerry Gladstone, American Royal Arts holds many publishing and distribution rights, including Elvis Presley Enterprises, Frank Sinatra Enterprises, Joe Petruccio, one of the world’s premier pop culture artists, The Paradise Collection of Dan Mackin and legendary musician Brian Wilson, Jefferson Airplane’s Marty Balin, The Classic Rock and Beatles portfolios of both The Hulton|Archive and The Archive of the London Daily Mirror, The Led Zeppelin Collection from James Fortune, The Grateful Dead and Bob Marley Archives of Peter Simon, and the Michael Ochs Collections of Rock and Jazz.
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Wednesday, January 13th, 2010
Boca Raton, FL - “The Art of Frank Sinatra,” a never-before-seen collection featuring more than 100 pieces of the life and times of Mr. Frank Sinatra, opened on January 5, 2010, at the American Royal Arts Entertainment Fine Art Galleries at 250 East Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach and 808A Las Olas Blvd. in downtown Fort Lauderdale, announced company president Jerry Gladstone.
“The ongoing exhibit celebrates features more than 100 never-before-seen pieces of Frank Sinatra-inspired artwork,” said Gladstone. “The collection includes photos from the Sinatra Family Archives, rare theatrical movie one sheets from Sinatra’s films, art by noted entertainment fine artist Mr. Joe Petruccio, vintage “Rat Pack-style” Vegas ads, and fine art created from Mr. Sinatra’s original artwork.”
American Royal Arts will be hosting special guest Charles Pignone, vice president of Frank Sinatra Enterprises, will be on hand to meet with Sinatra fans. Having traveled with Frank Sinatra to over 500 concerts, Mr. Pignone is the foremost authority on Frank Sinatra. He is also the author of Sinatra Treasures and The Sinatra Family Album, as well as the producer for both the “Frank Sinatra Live in Las Vegas” and “Frank Sinatra in New York” box sets.
“We are pleased to have Mr. Pignone appearing in our galleries,” said Gladstone. “His knowledge of Frank Sinatra, both the man and his music, is extraordinary. This event is a must for any Sinatra fan.”
Mr. Pignone will meet with fans and talk about his work with Frank Sinatra, as well as his work today as vice president of Frank Sinatra Enterprises, making appearances at the ARA Gallery in Delray Beach on Tuesday, January 5, from 8 to 10 p.m., and on Thursday, January 7, from 7 to 10 p.m., and at the ARA Gallery in downtown Fort Lauderdale on Friday and Saturday, January 8 and 9, from 7 to 10 p.m.
According to Gladstone, there is no charge for admission to the American Royal Arts Sinatra exhibits. Information on “The Art of Sinatra” exhibit can be obtained by calling (561) 455-0700 or (954) 767-0117.
With its headquarters in Boca Raton and retail galleries located throughout Florida, American Royal Arts Corp., celebrating its 24th year in business, is one of the leading publisher’s of Entertainment Fine Art in the world specializing in the Art of Rock & Roll and Pop Culture.
Founded in 1986 by Jerry Gladstone, American Royal Arts holds many publishing and distribution rights, including Elvis Presley Enterprises, Frank Sinatra Enterprises, Joe Petruccio, one of the world’s premier pop culture artists, The Paradise Collection of Dan Mackin and legendary musician Brian Wilson, Jefferson Airplane’s Marty Balin, The Classic Rock and Beatles portfolios of both The Hulton|Archive and The Archive of the London Daily Mirror, The Led Zeppelin Collection from James Fortune, The Grateful Dead and Bob Marley Archives of Peter Simon, and the Michael Ochs Collections of Rock and Jazz.
To learn more about American Royal Arts or Jerry Gladstone, contact 561-869-0600 or visit http://www.signedrock.com.
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Friday, January 8th, 2010
Boca Raton, FL – American Royal Arts just released its new catalog for 2010. With more than 100 pages of breathtaking artwork, there is something for everyone. A free copy of the catalog can be obtained by calling 1-877-601-ROCK.
“Whether you are a music lover, sports fan or animation collector, I’m sure you will find the perfect piece to begin or add to your collection,” said Jerry Gladstone, American Royal Arts president. “From Frank Sinatra and the Beatles to Muhammad Ali and Tiger Woods, and even Mickey Mouse, there is something guaranteed to bring a smile to your face.”
The catalog features a great variety of new artwork from premier artist Joe Petruccio; photographers Alfred Wertheimer (Elvis Presley), Peter Simon (Grateful Dead and Bob Marley), James Fortune (Led Zeppelin); as well as sports pieces signed through Upper Deck Authentication and rock and roll memorabilia signed at the famous Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp and so much more.
“We are pleased to be able to offer collectors such a wide array of licensed merchandise from the artists and studios we represent,” added Gladstone. “American Royal Arts prides itself on offering only the very best in original and limited edition fine art.”
With its headquarters in Boca Raton and five retail galleries located throughout Florida, American Royal Arts Corp., celebrating its 24th year in business is the leading publisher of Entertainment Fine Art in the world specializing in the Art of Rock & Roll and Pop Culture.
Founded by Jerry Gladstone in 1986, American Royal Arts holds many worldwide publishing and distribution rights including Elvis Presley Enterprises, Frank Sinatra Enterprises, artist Joe Petruccio, the Dan Mackin-Brian Wilson Collection, Rock and Roll Photographers James Fortune and Peter Simon, Elvis Presley photographer Alfred Wertheimer, Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp, the Hulton|Archive, MirrorPix, and more.
For additional information on American Royal Arts or Jerry Gladstone, call 561-869-0600.
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Friday, January 8th, 2010
Boca Raton, FL – Renowned artist Dan Mackin recently premiered his latest collaboration with Brian Wilson, “Love and Mercy,” announced American Royal Arts President Jerry Gladstone.
“Love and Mercy” was inspired by Wilson’s first solo album in 1988. When Wilson received the Kennedy Center Honor in Washington, D.C., the London Boys’ Choir appeared on stage to sing “Love and Mercy” to him. When a tribute show was done a few years ago at the Radio City Music Hall, the Harlem Boys’ Choir also sang this beautiful song to Wilson.
“The song is Brian’s beautiful message to humanity with which Wilson ends every concert,” commented Gladstone. “Dan Mackin conveys the same message of peace and harmony in his artistic interpretation of the song.”
Losing his ability to paint after the tragic death of his 14-year-old son, Mackin found that he was able to paint again when listening to the music of rock and roll icon and Beach Boy Brian Wilson. A friend mailed a letter to Brian Wilson, and the collaboration on a portfolio of art called “Paradise” followed. Mackin works directly with Wilson to bring Wilson’s music to canvas; together they combine the world of art and music into breathtaking pieces of fine art.
If Wilson sings about where you want to be, Mackin paints where you want to be. In the past, Mackin and Wilson have collaborated on artwork built around such songs as “Surfin’ USA,” “Surfer Girl,” “God Only Knows,” “In My Room,” “Don’t Worry Baby,” and “Surf’s Up.”
“We are so pleased to represent this Paradise Collection,” commented Gladstone. “The music of Brian Wilson and the art of Dan Mackin is a winning collaboration.”
Mackin/Wilson’s latest collaboration of art and music, “Love and Mercy,” premiered during Fantasy Fest in Key West last month.
With its headquarters in Boca Raton and five retail galleries located throughout Florida, American Royal Arts Corp., celebrating its 24th year in business is the leading publisher of Entertainment Fine Art in the world specializing in the Art of Rock & Roll and Pop Culture.
Founded by Jerry Gladstone in 1986, American Royal Arts holds many worldwide publishing and distribution rights including Elvis Presley Enterprises, Frank Sinatra Enterprises, artist Joe Petruccio, the Dan Mackin-Brian Wilson Collection, Rock and Roll Photographers James Fortune and Peter Simon, Elvis Presley photographer Alfred Wertheimer, Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp, the Hulton|Archive, MirrorPix, and more.
For additional information on American Royal Arts or Jerry Gladstone, call 561-869-0600.
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