April 17, 2024
M.R BEBB-VINTAGE (1964) COLOR ETCHING ON SILK
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M.R BEBB-VINTAGE (1964) COLOR ETCHING ON SILKEXCELLENT CONDITION COLOR ETCHING ON SILK "THE CARDINAL"-THIS PIECE IS VINTAGE (1964) . THE ETCHING IS CONSIDERED AN ORIGINAL PIECE OF ART. THE ETCHING IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH NO COLOR FADING, FOXING, CREASES OR OTHER ISSUES-THE FRAME IS WOOD AND IS ALSO IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH NO DINGS, DENTS OR GOUGES. THE PROCESS MR.BEBB USED TO PRODUCE THIS COLOR ETCHING IS OFTEN CALLED AQUATINT, SOFT-GROUND OR MULTI PLATE BECAUSE 4 PLATES WITH DIFFERENT COLORS ARE USED IN THE PROCESS-VERY TIME CONSUMING TO PRODUCE THIS PIECE. ALL AROUND BEAUTIFUL AQUATINT.ARTIST BIO;Maurice Bebb, 1891-1986, an accomplished color etcher, had virtually no formal art training and was self-taught as a printmaker. Following his study at the University of Illinois, Bebb moved to Muskogee, Oklahoma, where he was a florist for many years. He made his first print around 1943, relying on various printmaking technical manuals and his own study of original prints for instruction. Eventually he befriended Charles Capps and Arthur Hall, both of whom gave him advice and encouragement. Most of Bebb's images featured birds or flowers, often those he observed in Oklahoma or in Minnesota, where he spent his summers. Memberships included Prairie Print Makers and Print Makers Society of California.SIZE-14X16MEDIUM-AQUATINT
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