Dave Hobrecht's original charcoal and pastel painting, "Ghost Tree."
Ghost Tree, named after the lone cypress growing on a cliff in the Pacific Ocean off Pebble Beach's 17 Mile Drive, is one of the most elusive and dangerous surf breaks in the world. It is known for its big waves and rocky, unforgiving shoreline that has proven fatal for many surfers, and only the most skilled big wave surfers attempt it. Dave's painting portrays one of those surfers challenging one of its massive waves.
Dave spent much of his youth riding the waves of his hometown, Huntington Beach, California, also known as Surf City USA. He started his career as a professional artist as Editorial Cartoonist for Surfer Magazine.
Sizes and editions
Sizes are listed by longest side: Mini (14"), Small (24"), Medium (30"), Large (36") and Full (60"). The other dimension varies with the proportions of each painting.
Medium is limited to 250 prints, Large to 100 and Full to 25, each signed and numbered by Dave Hobrecht. Mini and Small are open editions and aren't signed.
Canvas and care
Archival canvas print. Ships rolled, unframed and unstretched. Dust gently with a dry cloth and keep out of direct sunlight.
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