"HIGHLAND MORNINGS" -Emulsion Etching -1970's -JOHN WADE -Signed & Numbered -APVIII
HIGHLAND MORNINGS by John Wade is a captivating etching from the 1970s, meticulously signed and numbered as APVIII, measuring an impressive 16 x 30 inches. This vibrant blue photo emulsion piece transports viewers to a serene marsh, teeming with life as ducks and ducklings waddle through the reflective waters. After resting in a cozy NYC gallery for over four decades, this artwork exudes a unique charm with its deft interplay between reality and the dreamlike. Wade, a gifted printmaker born in Charlottesville, VA, in 1947, brings a wealth of experience to his craft, honed during his service as an illustrator in the U.S. Army and through his own graphics studio in North Carolina. Known for his innovative techniques, Wade’s work blends traditional etching methods with whimsical imagination, resulting in pieces that resonate with both collectors and casual observers alike. His art has found a home in prestigious collections, showcasing the enduring appeal of his visionary style. This stunning piece is not only a glimpse into nature’s tranquility but also a testament to Wade’s artistic journey and mastery.
HIGHLAND MORNINGS by John Wade is a captivating etching from the 1970s, meticulously signed and numbered as APVIII, measuring an impressive 16 x 30 inches. This vibrant blue photo emulsion piece transports viewers to a serene marsh, teeming with life as ducks and ducklings waddle through the reflective waters. After resting in a cozy NYC gallery for over four decades, this artwork exudes a unique charm with its deft interplay between reality and the dreamlike. Wade, a gifted printmaker born in Charlottesville, VA, in 1947, brings a wealth of experience to his craft, honed during his service as an illustrator in the U.S. Army and through his own graphics studio in North Carolina. Known for his innovative techniques, Wade’s work blends traditional etching methods with whimsical imagination, resulting in pieces that resonate with both collectors and casual observers alike. His art has found a home in prestigious collections, showcasing the enduring appeal of his visionary style. This stunning piece is not only a glimpse into nature’s tranquility but also a testament to Wade’s artistic journey and mastery.
HIGHLAND MORNINGS by John Wade is a captivating etching from the 1970s, meticulously signed and numbered as APVIII, measuring an impressive 16 x 30 inches. This vibrant blue photo emulsion piece transports viewers to a serene marsh, teeming with life as ducks and ducklings waddle through the reflective waters. After resting in a cozy NYC gallery for over four decades, this artwork exudes a unique charm with its deft interplay between reality and the dreamlike. Wade, a gifted printmaker born in Charlottesville, VA, in 1947, brings a wealth of experience to his craft, honed during his service as an illustrator in the U.S. Army and through his own graphics studio in North Carolina. Known for his innovative techniques, Wade’s work blends traditional etching methods with whimsical imagination, resulting in pieces that resonate with both collectors and casual observers alike. His art has found a home in prestigious collections, showcasing the enduring appeal of his visionary style. This stunning piece is not only a glimpse into nature’s tranquility but also a testament to Wade’s artistic journey and mastery.
