Featured HELP WITH SIGNATURE ON OLD ETCHING/PRINT

Found this at a local thrift store - because of the condition - no frame/small tear on edges - it was only $2.95; and even if it's a unknown artist, when framed this is going to be a cool piece; it makes me think it was a human's rendition of God.
Can anyone make out the artist's name? Or the title for that matter - I'm not even sure which is which, they are so scribbled!
I appreciate any help.

 

Beautiful etching, very intense and vigorous. It will look great framed. Nice buy.

Richard Iammarino. The title is "Number Three". I think he's currently in Rockland, Maine.
http://visualarts.pensacolastate.edu/art-work/number-three-3/

http://thechart.me/in-conversation-with-richard-alexis-iammarino/

 

Thank you! Don't know how you read that!

 

Image search.

(I was expecting it to be a lot older.)

 

Hi All. So do I understand that this is an original etching, but probably one of several in the original production run, by a listed and known America artist for just $2.95? What a bargain!

 

This is a rare vintage Italian Colnago EsaMexico road/race bike with Campagnolo groupset (the fluted frame was a major invention that strengthened frame without adding weight or size - 2nd pic) I found at same store for $49.95 - it sold on eBay within 4 hours for $750!

 

Nice bike...

 

nice bike...but the print is a mess and not worth more than $3 in it's condition..

 

It's a fantastic 40 year old print! It was simply taken out of an old frame and there appears to be no damage to the image area. A nice matte and frame and the print would look great!!

 

the image is interesting....the print is a mess.
acid damage, folding, tearing, warping......
You have much to learn about print collecting.