The product is a set of two vintage Scenic images of Caribbean Island Beach daily life mid-century art serigraph prints by artist Jack Amoroso. These medium-sized framed pictures, measuring 22 inches in length and 25 inches in height, were produced circa 1960s in Miami, Florida. These A1 and A2 serigraph prints were printed and publised by Serigraph Corp. Miami. These scarce and vintage limited edition prints showcase a mid-century modern style and are original reproductions, making them a unique addition to any art collection. Framed in and matted with watermarks on the matting. The prints are in great condition with no watermarks nor staining. The frames are in good condition, these pieces capture the essence of Caribbean with a touch of retro charm. Jack Amoroso, (American, b. 1930) "Amoroso's diverse and prolific career as an artist began when he was the youngest student ever to be accepted in a Massachusetts accredited art school (he was fifteen years old). At age twenty- seven he was nominated as "Outstanding New Talent in the U.S.A." by Art in America magazine. In 1964 Amoroso's work was designated "Best Overall" at the New York World's Fair. In 1977 he received a special invitation to The I.B.C. Royal Conference, a communal gathering of artists throughout the world marking the Silver Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The Amoroso's work has been internationally recognized in the "Who's Who in American Art," 1959, 1973, "Who's Who in the South Southwest," 1973, The National Library of Congress, The New York Public Library, The British Museum, and the Cambridge University Library. Amoroso is one of the founding directors of Artist Equity of America in Florida. His work has been collected by numerous celebrities, politicians, collectors museums. He has been commissioned for murals in many prominent public spaces, including the Coconut Grove Playhouse and the HMS Queen Elizabeth II. Often living abroad, the Amoroso's have resided in many remarkable locations and estates. Amoroso has traveled and painted in many locales, including the U.S.A., England, Portugal, Spain, Netherlands, Switzerland, France, Grand Bahamas, Canada, Mexico, Cuba, Jamaica, Azores, Italy, Germany, Austria,Sicily, Greece, Israel, Ireland, The Caribbean, Morocco, Gibraltar, Luxembourg, Hawaii, Guam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Thailand, Czechoslovakia, Monaco and India. In the permanent collection of: Haggerty Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Norton Museum, West Palm Beach, Florida Lowe Museum, Coral Gables, Florida Exhibited in: Bass Museum, Miami Beach, Florida Museum of Art, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Boca Raton Museum, Boca Raton, Florida Art Culture Center, Hollywood, Florida Berkeley Museum, Berkely, California Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC. Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, High Museum of Fine Arts, Atlanta, Georgia, Houston Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas. Riverside Museum , New York, New York Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute, New York, New York Institute of Contemporary Arts, Boston, Massachusetts Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota, Florida