Christopher Ross Rare Signed Gold Belt Wolf Tiger Lion $1500 Runway 1986

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Christopher Ross Rare Signed Gold Belt Wolf Tiger Lion $1500 Runway 1986:
$199.00

Retailed for $1500.00Signed: Christopher Ross 1986 and also includes his thumbprintComes with original adjustable leather black belt which is also signedBuckle:
Length: 3 1/4 inch
Width: 3 1/4 inchBelt:
Length: 35 inches (adjustable)
Width: Just under 1.5 inchesCondition: A few patches of light wear / chipping, the base metal (silver) can be seen in these patches of light wear. Mainly these patches are around the mouth and a small spot on the ear. It\'s not noticeable when worn, only when you look at it up close. Check out the pictures to get a better idea.Born in New York City, Christopher Ross has earned an international reputation for his animal ‘wearable’ fine art. His work has been featured in Vogue, L\'Officiel, Madame, Prestige, Harper\'s Bazaar, Four Seasons luxury travel magazine and on the covers of luxury lifestyle bible Asia Tatler (2012/13). His work has been shown in the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond, in the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue and at the Museum of Natural History, New York. His limited edition sculptural belt jewelry has been retailed by high-end fashion houses such as Bendel\'s, Bergdorf Goodman, Saks Fifth Avenue and Harrod\'s of London. He has exhibited in numerous group shows including Fendi\'s art show \'Limited Edition Experiences\' during Art Basel Miami 2009 and Carole de Bona\'s Vendôme Luxury and Brickworld in Paris, France.

Christopher’s luxury designer belts have been showcased by leading American designers, most recently on Rachel Roy\'s 2013-14 Fall/Winter digital runway show in New York City. Christopher Ross has been represented by Beretta Gallery on Madison Avenue, New York. His sculptures are held in many private and public art collections including The Yale Art Gallery in New Haven, CT; The Newark Museum of Art and The Boston Museum of Fine Arts.