Burreaux
by Tuna Seither
It was one of the greatest moments in LSU Football history and it didn’t happen during a game. It was when Joe Burrow became one of Louisiana’s own; and an entire fan base realized that as much as they loved Joe, he loved them just as much.
Inspired by that moment, acclaimed artist Tuna Seither created Burreaux, capturing the moment when a quarterback became an icon.
In the artwork you can see Joe entering the frame of not just the painting, but a moment that Tiger fans the world over will never forget.
You can commemorate this moment by purchasing a print or Giclée of Tuna Seither’s Burreaux. Scroll to form at the bottom of this page to place your order.
Options & Cost
Posters
23×28 inch print for $99.00 + $20 shipping and handling.
Limited run of 463 23×28 inch prints with the artist’s signature: $250.00 + $20 shipping and handling. (463 posters commemorating the 463 yards Joe threw for in the 2020 National Championship Game.)
Giclées
24×32 inch Giclée: $750 + $134 shipping and handling.
30×40 inch Giclée: $950 + $199 shipping and handling.
36×48 inch Giclée: $1,250 + $599 shipping and handling.
About the Artist
Tuna Seither is an artist who embraces the technical and fundamental details of realism while seeking to both celebrate and exaggerate all the other limitless aspects of a painting. While many of his works explode in movement and ultra-vivid colors, other pieces may seek to capture the quieter simplicity the subject is yearning for. While many of his renderings take on a “Where’s Waldo?” quality for their immense content and hidden details within over-stuffed compositions, still other works choose to make a singularly bold statement. It is in his adherence to this stylistic flexibility that Tuna continues to challenge himself, constantly stretching the confines of his own perceived boundaries within his work. But the artist truly believes that it is in this approach that he most challenges his viewers to take the visual journey with him… to continually look for and expect something more and hopefully find some things they haven’t seen before.