Maxfield Parrish Limited Edition Art Print "Morning" NR Norman Rockwell JC Leyendecker NC Wyeth Howard Pyle NIB Start Price USD 300.00 Current Price USD 300.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price USD 600.00 Reserve Price - Start Time Friday, November 21, 2008 End Time Monday, December 01, 2008 Location New York, NY See more about 'Maxfield Parrish Limited Edition Art Print "Morning" NR' Description  Maxfield Parrish Limited Edition Art PrintTITLE: "MORNING"DATE: 1922 PRINT SIZE:16" x 12"SHEET SIZE: 28" x 22" PUBLISHER: Maxfield Parrish Family Trust & ARTShows and ProductsThese prints have retailed for up to $700!!  The average retail is around $500. They have sold for as much as $2500 at auction!They are the first prints authorized and published by the Maxfield Parrish Family Trust. There were only 1000 of each of these hand numbered "Classic Edition" prints ever made. These are Maxfield Parrish's most beloved and coveted images.The Maxfield Parrish Family Trust estate stamp and the certification of the American Illustrators Gallery are both embossed below the images certifying their authenticity.  (What this means is that these prints have been made directly from the original paintings!) This certificate of authenticity guarantees that all prints in this limited edition have been published in accordance with the detailed data described herein.  Published and copyrighted by ARTShows & Products, Corp.  This art print is reproduced from the original painting created by Maxfield Parrish by offset lithography using fade- resistant inks in 200 –line screen, printed in four colors.  Furthermore, a dull varnish has been added to enhance the color fidelity to the artist’s original painting.The image size is12 x 16 inches, with one thousand serial numbered prints in the limited edition, and fifty numbered printers proofs.  The publication date is March 1993.  The image is printed on Warren Lustro off set enamel, dull finish, basis 100, text stock.  The image has then been tipped into a debossed panel on Strathmore beau brilliant, Mentone ivory, basis 100, cover stock.  All materials used are acid- free to ensure permanence and longevity, the blind- stamped lettering has been set in adobe Trajan and Minion types.  Typographic design by Christopher Kuntze.  Printed by the Stinehour Press in Lunenburg, Vermont, in the Northeast Kingdom, USA.Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966):Once upon a time, there was an artist who dominated the images America loved so much so that in the 1920’s, one out of four homes had his world of make- believe hanging on their walls.   In a survey taken in 1925, Van Gogh, Cezanne, and Parrish were thought to be the three greatest artists of all time.  His posters, calendars, magazine covers, and book illustrations made him a household name.  Consequently, Maxfield Parrish was the most popular American artist of the early decades of the twentieth century.  A prolific and unique talent, Maxfield Parrish was born in 1870 and lived and worked throughout his career in the Cornish hills of New Hampshire.He passed away at the age of 95 in 1966, having lived to see his works continually revered by successive generations and recognized throughout the world.  His use of color was pure and straight from his tubes of paint.  The colors were so bold that even today Cobalt blue is referred to as “Maxfield Parrish Blue”.  He laid out his paintings according to the lines of “Dynamic Symmetry”.  It became a system for him- final execution was almost etching- like, precisely articulated with romantic images emanating from his incredibly fertile imagination.  These images will stand forever, unique and strong, blending into a fantasy world never witnessed before or since. PaymentNY Residents Pay 8.625% State Sales TaxWe accept: Paypal, Money order, Bank check, Personal checkShippingUS Buyers:- Fed Ex Ground: We must have a street address to mail.International Buyers:- Cost to be determined depending on what country we ship to. It is recommended that international buyers contact us first before bidding.- Rates could vary by countryReturn Policy:- Returns accepted if the buyer feels the item is "not as described" as in the auction listing. Contact us within 3 days of receiving item.- Returned item(s) must be received in the same condition as when originally shipped.- Refund of original item cost plus original shipping cost only.- Return shipping cost is the buyer's responsibility.- Insurance and tracking is recommended for return shipping.Items and condition are described to the best of our ability Place a Bid!