Western Art David Wright "blue Belt" Western Framed S/n Print

This is Realism themed art created around 2000-Now. This Original Print is offered by the Dealer or Reseller located in Cincinnati, Ohio, zip code 45247. This is beautiful to get if you like Famous Places art.

title: Blue Belt image size: 28 x 21 inches framed size: 34 x 26 inches medium: lithograph number: 1352/1400 signed: yes This is a gorgeous and large signed, limited-edition Western print by noted American artist David Wright. It has been professionally custom framed with a double mat in a dark wood frame, with the COA in an envelope on the back of the framed piece. It is in mint condition and retails for $320. In this print, Sacajawea shows Captain Clark the newly finished beaded belt she has made with beads given to her by Captain Meriwether Lewis. This story emerged from the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery’s remarkable expedition to the Pacific coast in 1805-1806. Sacajawea gave up one of her most prized possessions to acquire a magnificent sea otter robe that neither Clark nor Lewis had been able to purchase from a Chinook Indian. Born in Rosine, Kentucky and raised in Middle Tennessee, David Wright's highly acclaimed art uniquely captures the scenic beauty of the area and its rich historical heritage. His depictions of rural country landscapes and memorable moments in American history have earned him countless awards and placements in prestigious museums and private collections. Professionally trained and with advanced study in Europe, David has been painting for more than 40 years. He now ranks among America's premier artists, including acknowledgment in Who's Who in American Art. His scholarship and deep historical sensitivities are evident in his works on the American frontier, America's Civil War, hunters, settlers, and American Indians. Following an early career in commercial art, David turned to full-time painting. He was among the original artists associated with Gray Stone Press in Nashville, TN, and it was here where his limited edition collector prints, principally of landscapes, became popular. By 1976 his specialty art on the American frontier began to receive national attention, and by 1978, buoyed by the success of his limited edition prints, he committed himself fully to the fine art of painting. David's work has gained increasing recognition throughout the country and. He was commissioned to create six paintings for Nashville: The Faces of Two Centuries, which celebrated Nashville's bicentennial. His painting of an 18th century frontiersman was selected for the poster for the Fine Arts Pavilion at the 1982 World's Fair. In addition, David's paintings have been featured in television documentaries and as covers and illustrations for numerous books and magazines. An avid historian, he has written scholarly articles for various publications, as well as contributing chapters in some well-known books on the American frontier. Powered by eBay Turbo Lister The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.

David Wright "blue Belt" Western Framed S/n Print

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