Floyd B. Stubbs Vtg Prints, "Santa Rita No. 1", Tan 9x12, Pencil Signed/Numbered

Description: "Santa Rita No.1"Discovering the Permian Basin Sea of Oil, 19799"w x 12"h Floyd B. Stubbs Vintage Prints, Pencil Signed & Numbered. This Photo-Lithographic print is from an original pen & Ink drawing. It's printed on a tan leatherette textured paper. The print is new, uncirculated and in pristine condition. Please check all the attached photos as they convey and confirm the artwork's assigned condition. Original and matted artwork will be shipped flat. Combined shipping on a variety of prints is available. Santa Rita #1" would be a beautiful addition to any art collection. This portrait oriented print is a licensed signed & numbered reprint and features a stunning depiction of an oil discovery in the Permian Basin of Texas, USA. The medium-sized print is printed on high-quality paper using a photo lithographic print production technique. The artistic technique used in creating this image is known as stippling. It is pencil signed & numbered by the artist, Floyd Stubbs. This unframed art print showcases Stubbs' expertise in realism and pen & ink style, making it a must-have for any fan of oil industry-themed artwork. Floyd B Stubbs Information: Born in Acme, Texas on George Washington's birthday in 1924. At the age of two, Floyd moved with his family to Abilene, Texas. He was fascinated with art and drawing at a very young age. In July 1947, after serving his country in the South Pacific theatre during World War II, he went to work in the West Texas oil fields. That same year, Floyd first saw his drawing in print. His safety posters provided solutions to dangerous situations that occur on and around drilling rigs, and they were published in oil industry magazines mailed to subscribers around the world. In 1976, Floyd left the oil fields to concentrate on his artwork full time. Although he continued to provide oilfield safety posters, his artistic interests turned toward his personal expression and away from the commercial aspect of the profession. His interests included antique oilfield equipment and vintage steam equipment, including farm, railroad, and construction, mostly within a landscape setting. Drawing from his wartime experience and association with Dyess AFB later in life, he drew vintage military aircraft through those currently on active duty. Being a history buff Floyd also took on the subject of The Battle of the Little Big Horn including Col. George A. Custer and many of those involved both United States Calvary and Native Americans. Of the 33 drawings Floyd created from the Little Big Horn, a collector from the North East purchased all 33 images for her collection. Unfortunately Floyd B. Stubbs passed in December 2003. Any original artwork of Floyd's purchased on eBay will be accompanied by a COA (Certificate of Authenticity), signed and authenticated by his son, Floyd A. Stubbs, who has been assigned and approved by the Floyd B. Stubbs Estate to make his artwork publicly available. Floyd's artistic portfolio includes, among other items, his prolific collection of pen and ink drawings, wood carvings and a few pieces of "tramp" art. Please search eBay for "Floyd B. Stubbs Vintage Prints," as those words will be included in each posting title. If you're familiar with Floyd's artwork and/or you know others who may be interested, please pass along this information. A variety of his art will be posted on a regular basis. Thank you.

Price: 15.95 USD

Location: Cloudcroft, New Mexico

End Time: 2025-01-18T02:05:01.000Z

Shipping Cost: 6.5 USD