Experience all the depth of tone like a fireplace, the mellowness of an aged whiskey, and the class of a Bowler derby. This 1930's Conn "Naked Lady" sax oozes richness and offers a range of phat sounds and texture. Formerly owned by renowned saxophonist Les Arbuckle, it made its way to Nashville and is now played by one of Music City's best musicians, David Boisvert. With a unique and renowned history, this saxophone print is perfect for your jazz-inspired home décor. Simply hang it in any room for an instant dose of vintage sophistication.
Comes as a borderless print (ready for you to frame). Our printer uses E-Surface Paper that has a Standard Archival Value of one hundred years in home display.
