The Guardian - Signed and Numbered Limited and 50 similar items

This limited edition print is in near mint condition. It has been stored in our gallery and never framed. It is numbered and signed by the artist. Buy with confidence - every order is shipped with delivery confirmation tracking number. Fast shipping from our non-smoking home. 2018AMADJR Additional Details ------------------------------ Product description: The Guardian is a signed and numbered limited edition print by David Wright. It is a portrait of a Native American princess reaching towards the heavens with a wolf at her side. The image size is 25" x 15". Overall size is 28 1/2" x 18". It was published by Gray Stone Press in 1993 in an edition size of 1,400. About the Artist: "The history of our country has always fascinated me. I paint people in the historical environment - creating an atmosphere, rather than detailing the event itself. In this way, you can see and understand - even feel - that essential moment in history that shows our heroes as they were - as explorers, hunters, trappers, settlers, soldiers, and Indians." Born in Kentucky and raised in Tennessee, David Wright's 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. 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, he committed himself fully to the fine art of painting. 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 documentaries and as covers and illustrations for many books and magazines. He has written scholarly articles for various publications, as well as contributing chapters in some well-known books on the American frontier.