"The William White" Clipper Ship Etching by Alan Jay Gaines

Its available, pick up in Palm Springs. "The William White" Clipper Ship Etching by Alan Jay Gaines Image dimensions of 17" x 12" and frame dimensions of 27.5" x 22", dated 1975 and signed. This is a Gorgeous Etching of the William White Clipper Ship by Alan Jay Gaines Dated Bottom Left (1975), Signed Bottom Right Piece is in Good Condition. Front appears like new. 28"w x 22"h William L. White," a famous ship known for its colorful history, including an incident where it was found abandoned during the Great Blizzard of 1888. The ship had a notable history, including being found abandoned off Delaware Bay during the Great Blizzard of March 1888, after sailing alone for ten months and over 5000 miles. The Schooner 'William L. White' is the first of four historic ships of America etchings being created by Alan Jay Gaines. 1975 signed Original artwork has been covered in a plexiglass in a custom frame ready to be hung. Alan J. Gaines (Born 1942, New York City) The William L. White , 1975 Original Pencil Signed Etching, ed. 250 This dynamic original etching of the four-mast Schooner The William L. White was executed by the American artist Alan J. Gaines, is signed in pencil by the artist on the lower right, and dated 1976 in pencil on the lower left. The platemark measures 12 X 17 ¾ inches, with the paper measuring 18 X 24 inches. It is an excellent impression, in excellent condition. It is not laid down, nor has any foxing, creases, or tears. Contemporary American printmaker Alan Gaines was born in New York City in 1942, and attended New York University. He then studied etching and engraving techniques under John Ross at Parsons School of Design. Since 1970, Alan Gaines has created many fine etchings, most dealing with nautical subjects and trains. His work has long been recognized for its precise detail and attention to historical authenticity. Gaines’s art has been the subject of numerous one man exhibitions, including shows at South Street Seaport and the Oestricher Gallery. Today his art is included in many collections, such as the Gallerie Nautique, France, and the Wiseman Gallery, Rhode Island. References https://www.ebay.com/itm/282534284132