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WESTERN ART DUANE BRYERS (1911-2012) "MOUNTAIN FOG" FAMOUS ARTIST'S PRINT 0.

$ 79.2

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Provenance: Certificate of Authenticity
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
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  • Condition: This terrific S&N Limited Edition Duane Bryers Western Lithograph Print is in new condition, having been kept in a protective Mylar sleeve, climate-controlled, and never framed.
  • S&N Limited Edition Lithograph: "Mountain Fog" - Western Art
  • Size: Medium (up to 36in.)
  • Signed: Signed
  • Listed By: Dealer or Reseller
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Color: Multi-Color
  • Famed Western Artist: Duane Bryers (1911-2012)

    Description

    LIMITED EDITION WESTERN LITHOGRAPH PRINT
    "MOUNTAIN FOG"
    ARTIST DUANE BRYERS
    American Artist Duane Bryers
    (1911-2012) died May 30th, 2012, a month before his 101st birthday. He was a
    famed Western Art Artist
    , but much more. He was called
    one of America's finest and most versatile artists
    . The
    Tucson Museum of Art's March-May 1997 Exhibition
    of his work called him
    "
    perhaps the most famous of all living artists who work with Western American and traditional artistic imagery
    "
    .
    This is Mr. Bryers
    '
    Signed &
    Numbered Limited Edition Lithograph
    Print
    "Mountain Fog"
    .
    Here,
    two
    cowboys on horseback
    , together with their packhorse, begin their
    journey in the mountainous high country
    . The fog is heavy as it often is, but it will likely lift later in the day. The surrounding forests and mountains are beautiful.
    Mr. Bryers was the Tucson Art Festival's
    Artist of the Year
    in 1987
    joining such Western Artist luminaries as
    Olaf Wieghorst
    (1975),
    James Reynolds
    (1977),
    Joe Beeler
    (1981), and
    Howard Terpning
    (1983). He is included in the important
    "
    Contemporary Western Artists
    "
    reference book by Peggy & Harold Samuels (Southwest Art Publishing, 1982). Art West Magazine honored Mr. Bryers with its January/February 1982
    Cover Story
    ,
    "
    Duane Bryers: Painting in Progress
    ". Other major articles included
    Southwest Art Magazine's March 1976 article that reviewed Mr. Bryers' work and his book
    "
    The Bunkhouse Boys
    "
    with its 28 portraits by the artist; Southwest Art's August 1986 article
    "
    Enthusiasm Plus Disciplined Confidence
    "
    ; and many more. His artwork is part of numerous public, corporate, and private fine art collections in the U.S. and abroad.
    The artist firmly believed in the mystery of the stars. He'd do a large painting and then place a figure of maybe a half inch in it somewhere
    "
    to show
    how small man is compared with nature
    ".
    The final paragraph from the Southwest Art 1986 article
    concludes so well:
    "W
    hat makes Bryers' people look so real
    ?
    I think we can chalk it up to his
    pioneer heritage
    that he values so much, to his lifetime of drawing and painting, to an unceasing
    desire to succeed
    in art, and to his
    understanding heart
    that celebrated the indomitable spirit and dignity to be found in
    ordinary people and their everyday lives
    .
    "
    This
    "Mountain Fog"
    Limited Edition Lithograph Print
    is
    number 133
    from the artist
    's
    l
    imited edition
    of 300 numbered lithograph prints plus Proofs
    . Its image size is 15" high by 23" wide; its paper size 22" by 28".
    The piece
    is
    in new condition
    , kept in a protective Mylar sleeve, climate-controlled, never framed.
    It comes with a
    Certificate of Authenticity
    from the original International Fine Art Distributor of the lithograph edition.
    This is a
    terrific Limited Edition Lithograph Print
    by a
    renowned
    Western Artist
    .
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    special, hard, 4-inch-diameter
    fine art shipping tube
    that we purchase from a company in Atlanta, Georgia, especially for that purpose. We
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