David Burke
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Jitterbug Swing
by David Burke 1935–43 Art Print
Museum Quality Oil Painting print, home decor wall art GiftCouldn't load pickup availability
About This Artwork
David Burke was an American modernist painter working primarily in the early to mid twentieth century. His work reflects the aesthetic principles of Art Deco and American Modernism, styles that emphasized geometric forms, bold compositions, and the vitality of contemporary American life.
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