Vintage Signed Alan Jay Gaines Etching Sail Ship Framed 3292

Description: Lovely etching of a large Sail Ship anchored at dock - Professionally double matte and framed - Frame is gold with black and shows some wear due to age and normal use. Signed in Pencil lower right corner and dated lower left corner - One in the series and I do have 3 others - If you would like two or more message me for combined shipping costs and discounts.Artist - Alan Jay GainesTitle - UnknownNumbered - N/A - Dated 1976Frame size - 27 x 21 1/2Image area - 19 x 12 1/2Condition - Excellent - Frame shows some wear see all photos This is a used item so minor signs of wear should be expected. Any additional notes specific to this item are listed above. This will be packed with care for safe travels. If shipping costs look a bit off please message me for a more accurate shipping cost. Reasonable offers are considered. Alan Gaines (Alan Jay Gaines):A contemporary American printmaker, Alan Gaines also listed as Alan Jay Gaines attended New York University. He then studied etching and engraving techniques under John Ross at Parsons School of Design. Since 1970, Alan Gaines has created many fine etchings, most dealing with nautical subjects and trains. His work has long been recognized for its precise detail and attention to historical authenticity. Gaines's art has been the subject of numerous one man exhibitions, including shows at South Street Seaport and the Oestricher Gallery. Today his art is included in many collections, such as the Gallerie Nautique, France, and the Wiseman Gallery, Rhode Island.During the 1960's and early 1970's The Collector's Guild commissioned and published a number of original lithographs and etchings by leading contemporary artists from around the world. Alan Gaines created at least three original etchings for The Collector's Guild during the 1970's; these include two marine scenes with sailing vessels entering the harbor, entitled. New Bedford - Circa 1850, and The Harry L. Belton, and this original etching entitled,Denver and Rio Grande Railway, which was printed and published in New York in 1978, and it bears the blind stamp of The Collector's Guild beside the date on the lower margin. The scene depicts a nineteenth century train and its cars on the Colorado mountain passes of the historic Denver and Rio Grande Railway. With all its fine details and tonal values this is a major work of railway art.

Price: 110 USD

Location: Baltimore, Maryland

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