At cool $1 million, this is the world's first and only million dollar Harley. Artist Jack Armstrong's "Cosmic Starship" Harley-Davidson motorcycle which he painted, has been unveiled at Bartels Harley-Davidson in Marina Del Rey, California (United States) October 21, 2010. Armstrong is renowned for his inimitable painting style called Cosmic Extensionalism and his paintings usually range from $300,000 to $3,000,000.
At cool $1 million, this is the world's first and only million dollar Harley. Artist Jack Armstrong's "Cosmic Starship" Harley-Davidson motorcycle which he painted, has been unveiled at Bartels Harley-Davidson in Marina Del Rey, California (United States) on October 21, 2010. Armstrong is renowned for his inimitable painting style called Cosmic Extensionalism and his paintings usually range from $300,000 to $3,000,000. (Photo: AFP)
The model is sure to attract both art and bike fans worldwide. In Armstrong's words "to paint a million dollar Harley is legendary, like the bike!" (Photo: AFP)
Armstrong's art combines extreme colors and textures, and you can see the words appearing magically throughout his paintings while looking from different angles. (Photo: AFP)
This Harley model will also be the only bike Armstrong will ever paint. (Photo: AFP)
"John Travolta rode a Bartels Harley in the film Hogs, but Armstrong's million dollar Harley is a movie in itself," a statement from Bartels Harley Davidson said. (Photo: AFP)
Harleys have always had a reputation for being high-ticket bike. The company has a long history of producing motorcycles that are big, heavy cruisers and have unique sound and design. (Photo: AFP)
"For me as an artist, Harley is James Dean, Brando, Elvis and Steve McQueen, and is more American than ice cream," the artist says. (Photo: AFP)
