James Carlin print of a realistic bicycle race, plate signed lower right. Great sense of speed and movement! Measures 25” wide and 18” tall unframed. Condition of the print is good with no major damage to the image but there may be a little staining around the edges which will likely be covered by the matte when you frame it. I have priced it accordingly. It will be shipped rolled in a tube. Please ask any and all questions prior to offer or purchase.
Internationally Acclaimed Watercolor Artist
James Carlin was a master in the watercolor medium. He experimented with oils, black and white graphics and stained glass. The winner of many prestigious prizes, including the George A. Zabriskie Award in Water Color presented by the National Academy in New York and the Silver Medal of Honor from the New Jersey Water Color Society, he was active from the years before World War II through the 1970s.
Mr. Carlin’s work has been exhibited in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Academy of Design, the International Show at the Brooklyn Museum, and the Pennsylvania Academy. It has been shown throughout America as well as Europe and is part of many private and museum collections including the Montclair Art Museum and the Bissell Bedard Galleries in Utica, N.Y.