RD Riccoboni 'Surf City-Beefcake' & 'Bear in Blue Jeans' 
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RD Riccoboni 'Surf City-Beefcake' & 'Bear in Blue Jeans'
- Title: Surf City-Beefcake
- Artist: RD Riccoboni
- Medium: Giclee
- Unsigned, Artist Name Visible Lower Right
- Unframed/Gallery Wrap
- Artist Label Attached Verso
- Title: Bear in Blue Jeans
- Artist: RD Riccoboni
- Medium: Print on Canvas/Gallery Giclee Wrap
- Unsigned, Artist Initials Visible Lower Right
- Unframed/Gallery Wrap
- Artist Label Attached Verso
Condition:
Good
Size:
18" X 12"
18" X 12"
About the Artist:
RD Riccoboni is a self-taught American artist celebrated for his vibrant depictions of LGBTQ+ themes, iconic landmarks, and cultural heritage. Born in Fresno, California, Riccoboni developed his artistic passion at an early age and later established himself as a prominent figure in the San Diego art community. His work blends bold colors and patterns, often inspired by the LGBTQ+ pride flag, to foster a sense of inclusivity and optimism. Notably, his painting We Rise As We Lift Others—a tribute to the day a rainbow pride flag was flown over Balboa Park—was showcased at the Sacramento State Capitol and is now displayed in the San Diego History Center. Riccoboni’s contributions extend beyond his artwork; as the founder of Beacon Artworks Gallery, he leverages his professional background to support fellow artists in building sustainable careers.
An award-winning artist, Riccoboni gained recognition early in his career when his work received "Best in Show" at an AIDS charity fundraiser. His artistry has also been documented in a book by Aubrey Walter, founder of the UK Gay Liberation Front. Beyond individual accolades, Riccoboni’s contributions include collaborations like The Art Traveler Guide: A Portrait of Balboa Park, a collection of paintings celebrating the park’s centennial. He continues to exhibit his work in prestigious events, including the Art & Architecture exhibition at The Studio Door, affirming his status as a vital voice in contemporary art.