The signature painting of the Frankie Project: Frankie Manning and Willa Mae Ricker caught mid-swing beneath the neon of the Savoy.
Frankie made his name at the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem, the home of the Lindy Hop. He was my teacher, my friend and my dance partner for over fifteen years, and this painting is my tribute to him and to the joy of that dance floor.
The original is not for sale, but it is available as a fine art print, framed or unframed.
About the print
Giclée printed with 12-colour fine art technology for deep, accurate colour
Smooth matte 200 gsm fine art paper (FSC-certified), glare-free
Unframed, or framed and ready to hang in white, natural wood, dark wood or black
Printed to order by the print studio nearest you, so it travels less and arrives sooner
Part of the Frankie Project, my multimedia tribute to Frankie Manning and the first hundred years of the Lindy Hop.
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