Listed American Artist James Harrill* Pencil Signed, at lower center, this Marvelous New Mexico Landscape. It is an Original Limited Edition Offset Lithograph on paper. It is Titled, "Shadows & Pueblo" and is Numbered 669/950. It is a Fabulous example of his work, focusing on the white sands and contrasting blue sky, and all the intricate shadowing.
1/4" Wide Gold metal moulding is included in this auction. Glass is not included.
Image measures 21 1/4 X 32 and is in Very Good condition. There is a damage where the frame meets paper, mid right and tape residue on the frame, at top (see images).
Outside measure of the frame is 24 1/4 X 35 1/4 and is in Good condition.
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*James Harrill (1936-1996) Harrill gained international recognition for his acrylic paintings of sun-drenched Greek buildings and of New Mexican adobes contrasted against expanses of clear, blue skies. His southwestern art concentrates on the soft mixture of the colors found in adobe houses, streets, and sky, and is usually accented with a bright door or window.
Born in North Carolina, Mr. Harrill chose academic schools in Maine, New York, and Washington to further his artistic experience. In the 1960's, he traveled to Greece to paint, to teach, and to exhibit. New Mexico was his home from the 1970's onwards because he found the light, landscape, and the atmosphere conducive to the peaceful lifestyle that he loved. He continued to travel to Greece yearly, thereby renewing his fascination with the architecture of that ancient part of the world.
Harrill's work has been exhibited in galleries in Athens, Beirut and Zurich. His work is widely collected and distinguished because of a "fascination with the elemental forms of squares, circles and triangles, the cornerstones of my paintings (quoted Harrill)." "The canvases themselves carry contrast to its most dramatic lengths. Two colors dominate them: white and blue. But within those two colors, Harrill created vast ranges of subtlety. The white facades of his buildings vary from a bleached lack of color, to cool blue-grey and warm beige-pink undertones. The hypnotic blue skies range in shade from a pale tint associated with New Mexico to a deeper, more ultramarine blue reserved for depictions of the Mediterranean. And punctuating these expanses are touches of red, umber, orange and brown - reference points which rivet the eye, however momentarily, as it wanders over the architectural landscape (Southwest Art, Feb 85)."
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