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Canvas wall art with a black on ivory silhouette illustration of musician Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Canvas wall art with a black on ivory silhouette illustration of musician Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Canvas wall art with a black on ivory silhouette illustration of musician Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart side view
Canvas wall art with a black on ivory silhouette illustration of musician Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart on a wall above a desk.
Canvas wall art with a black on ivory silhouette illustration of musician Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart on a dark wall with wooden shelves and plants.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Canvas Wall Art

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The right piece of art doesn't just fill a wall. It gives a room a point of view.

This Mozart canvas wall art features an elegant silhouette portrait of one of history's most gifted classical composers, part of the Silhouettes of Sound collection. A distinctive piece of classical music wall art for the home, studio, or music room - and a thoughtful gift for classical music lovers, musicians, and history enthusiasts. Stretched canvas, museum-quality resolution, premium matte finish, ready to hang the moment it arrives.

ABOUT WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART (1756–1791)

Mozart was performing for European royalty at six, composing symphonies at eight, and writing operas in his early teens. The child prodigy story is so well known it has become difficult to see past - which is a shame, because the adult composer was more interesting than the legend.

He settled in Vienna in 1781, broke free from his employer the Archbishop of Salzburg in a dispute that ended with him being literally kicked out of the room, and spent the rest of his short life as one of the first composers to attempt a living as a freelance artist rather than a court servant. It was a precarious existence that left him perpetually short of money and endlessly productive.

His output in the final decade of his life is staggering in both quantity and quality. The last three symphonies, composed in six weeks in the summer of 1788. The six string quartets dedicated to Haydn, which Haydn received with the declaration that Mozart was the greatest composer he knew. The operas - Le Nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni, Così fan tutte, The Magic Flute - each a masterwork, collectively a transformation of the form.

He died at thirty-five, leaving the Requiem unfinished. What he might have written in another thirty years is the most tantalizing unanswered question in the history of music.

PRODUCT FEATURES

  • Available in 3 sizes, vertical orientation
  • Greenguard Gold certified inks for vibrant, high-resolution printing
  • Non-toxic latex inks, safe and eco-friendly
  • Crafted from FSC certified radial pine from renewable forests
  • Rubber dot backing for stability when hung
  • Wipe clean gently with a damp cloth if needed
  • Arrives ready to hang