Bob Byerley " High Noon " Artist Proof # 63 of only 75 Sign Numbered Mint COA

Description: *** QUICK SHIPPING, GREAT PACKAGING ARTIST PROOFRARE Number 63 of a small edition of 75Very Rare only 75 Made High Noon "I stood and watched her from the station window. She slowly and silently made her way out of the shadows from behind the old sidecar. She waited for just the right moment and then quickly darted across the open clearing between the caboose and engine 3. She crawled up onto the cowcatcher of "Old Number One" and patiently waited for them to come. They had been released from Carson City jail the day before and they were coming today to meet their destiny. They were coming to meet her for the big showdown; the showdown at "High Noon"! She glanced up at the big clock above the depot platform and with the greatest of cool, squinted down the track and waited. "Do not forsake me oh my darlin." She decided to wait until 12:15 and then she was going home for lunch." " High Noon " AP Artist Proof , Very Rare, Only 75 prints signed and numbered in this limited edition by Bob Byerley. This print is almost impossible to come by today. It is absolutely wonderful. Look for yourself. This is a "must own" Americana. Byerley collectors should not pass this up ..." The image size is Very large 24 X 30... VERY RARE The edition size is only 75. It is in perfect condition , (Sold Out ). Very Rare. Its Retail Value if you can find one in Mint Condition is near $400.00. This print has never been framed.. This print is signed and numbered and GUARANTEED in MINT condition. We are offering this print in MINT condition . Print Comes with original certificate . EXTREMELY BEAUTIFUL PRINT!! . THIS IS A NO RESERVE AUCTION! DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO BID AND SAVE $$$. Good Luck! .We will gladly ship it to you insured carefully packaged along with its certificate in a Protective, Crush Proof, Large 4 Inch Diameter Art Tube, This is the only safe way to ship such a large delicate art print in today's rough shipping atmosphere Guaranteed to arrive in Mint Condition or full refund for print and shipping upon the prints return., Please See My eBay Store For More Great Prints, Great Prices, Free US Shipping. I ship next day, Package extremely well, Include tracking,100% money back guarantee, and have well over 1000 satisfied customers, see my 100% positive feedback. You can buy prints from anyone but getting them delivered safe, and as described is the hard part. Thanks For Looking John Bob Byerley Bob Byerley "Painter of Our American Childhood" Bob Byerley - Close your eyes and think back to when you were eight years old. Back to a time when the windy rush of racing your bicycle down the highest hill in the neighborhood was the thrill of a lifetime, when everything was not only exciting, but also possible, when to have a story-spinning grandpa and a cool lemonade was to be marvelously happy. Now…open your eyes! The world of Bob Byerley is not his alone--we are all invited to disappear with him into that land of unfettered imagination, childhood. The artist’s photographic memory of his boyhood adventures combines with a talent honed by a lifetime of dedication to his craft to create these charming, innocent portraits of a simpler time. Byerley also brings his mastery of the realistic still life, rendered with microscopic detail, to the current style of his mature work. The effect of this fool-the-eye realism is so convincing that the viewer is drawn in and taken hold of by irresistible urges to peel curling labels from old boxes, pull strings on marionettes, or wipe the chocolate smears from a child’s cheek. Technical mastery combined with an unlimited sense of fun—this unique combination transforms first-time viewers into lifelong Byerley fans! Bob was born in Kansas City, Missouri in 1941. His inner yearning to paint lured him from pre-med to fine art at the University of Missouri at Columbia, where he studied the Old Masters and completed both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree. Bob then taught art for five years. The year 1970 was the beginning of his journey as a professional artist, taking him from abstract and political statements to a long careful perfection of realistic still life, and finally to his forte—realistic, nostalgic depictions of the imaginative doings of his own childhood. Now, thirty-four years later, he is often called the Norman Rockwell of our time, favorably compared with Rembrandt and the Dutch Masters, and appreciated, highly collected, and much loved by collectors of art everywhere.

Price: 299 USD

Location: Pullman, Washington

End Time: 2024-02-06T01:49:13.000Z

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