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"Rigging Up"

 

by Jeb Breithaupt






   








Hand signed, titled & numbered by the artist in pencil





"Rigging Up"

Unframed

 

Fine Art Etching on Paper

Hand signed by the artist

Paper Size: 20" x 14-1/2"

Image Size: 15-1/2" x 10-3/4"

Edition Size: 290 ( contact seller for pacific questions) 

Dated 1981

Condition of the artwork is Mint

100 percent guarantee of authenticity

Certificate of Authenticity is included

Gallery Retail $175.00  unframed


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Jeb Breithaupt

 

Mr. Breithaupt (pronounced Bright-Up), and the firm bearing his name, are end points of a non-traditional career path. During his high school years, where his focus was on art, he worked in his father's contracting firm drafting plans and being a laborer on construction sites. Jeb has been designing house plans since 1971.

Jeb earned a degree in Architecture and a Master of Business Administration degree at Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge in 1980 and 1981. While all of this was in progress, Jeb began to create copper plate etchings to produce prints, reflecting his love of Louisiana and its culture.

After marriage to Robin Gordon, Jeb and Robin moved to Dallas, Texas to pursue printmaking as his career. With six agents and sales in 45 states, Canada and overseas; he also had art shows, two of which were in New York City. By 1984, almost 9,000 of his etchings were in collections throughout the U.S. Today, he estimates that over 10,000 of his etchings, originals and reproductions, are in private collections.







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