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SALE 1973 "Little Girl" Western Cowboy Artist America "Ray Swanson" Original Signed Lithograph

Fine Art : Printmaking : Western Cowboy Art, Southwest Art

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VINTAGE 1973 SIGNED WESTERN COWBOY ARTIST OF AMERICA

Presented: Hand-signed and dated 1973, "At Eed Yazhi" . . . . Translation: Little Girl. This an emotionally rich and colorful depicting of At Eed Yahzi, Little Navajo girl captured by renowned western artist, Ray Swanson. .

This original Lithographic print signed by Ray Swanson is 1 of 2 chosen to part of a larger portfolio issue of renowned Western Artists published by Franklin Mint in the mid 70's.

This limited edition series featured some of the finest western artists and illustrators of that time. Each artist submitted original print works, signed and dated especially for this special western art series.

Measurement: Unframed: 32-1/2" x 24 (with Mat) Unframed: 30" x 22" (without Mat)

Condition:

Print is in Fine Condition. The original linen mat has markings on it and one would want to re-mat the wonderful vintage lithograph and keep the engraved "name / Title " highlighted.

Shipping: Shipped flat with mat or can roll in a tube. About Artist, RAY SWANSON:

Ray Swanson was born in 1937, one of four children of Swedish descent, growing up on a farm in South Dakota. Each member of the family had to work hard in order to coax a living from the land. Today, a member of the prestigious Cowboy Artists of America and the American Watercolor Society, Ray Swanson still embodies the hardworking way of life that he so admires in the people he paints. One day, Ray Swanson picked up a box of oil paints and brushes that belonged to his grandfather, and his life was changed forever. Ray Swanson had taught himself the exacting technique of dry-brush watercolor, in which he layers colors with deep values and richness as if they were oils. The radiant faces of the Native American children in Ray Swanson's paintings are as sunny as their surroundings, glowing with the happiness universally associated with childhood. In celebrating the diversity of mankind, Ray Swanson reveals our common humanity.

Item ID: WPFM-103

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