“Elvis in Black and White” is next print in Kincardine Hospital Auxiliary fund-raiser
By: Liz Nurton
March 7, 2024
“Elvis in Black and White” is the next print in the South Bruce Grey Health Centre - Kincardine Hospital Auxiliary's Art/Easel Program fund-raiser.
This print, on display at Sobeys Kincardine, features Elvis Presley playing his guitar while wearing his U.S. Army uniform. Elvis was drafted into the army in 1958 and chose to serve as a regular soldier. He was an iconic American singer who was often referred to as the “King of Rock and Roll.”
The second print on display at Sobeys Kincardine, is entitled, “17th Century Map.” The artist of this map is unknown; the map is shown with a manilla rope surrounding the two circular globes.
The print at the Kincardine hospital is entitled, “Montreal Canadiens Stanley Cup Collage.”
The print at Rona Kincardine is entitled, “Dream Garage” by artist Michael Fishel.
The print at Boston Pizza in Kincardine is entitled, “Avengers Mightiest Heroes.”
The starting bid for each print is $200, and they are on display until Tuesday, March 19.
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