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Christine McGinnis - Tawny Owl and Fledglings, 1989

Name: Christine McGinnis - Tawny Owl and Fledglings, 1989
Brand: Christine McGinnis
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Christine McGinnis - Tawny Owls and Fledglings, 1989

Lithograph on wove paper

Hand signed with copyright, titled and numbered from the limited edition of 300
Unframed
Provenance: Rodger LaPelle Galleries, PA
This beautifully executed lithograph by American artist Christine McGinnis is a signed, titled and numbered limited edition in excellent condition.
Christine McGinnis was born in Philadelphia and attended the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts where she was awarded many prizes including the Charles Toppan Prize and the Thomas Eakins Prize. She went on to win two Traveling scholarships as well, enabling her to study the masters in London, Paris, Madrid, Rome, and Berlin. She has a unique style which combines animals, figures, multicultural artifacts, and exotic settings. She has shown in New York, London, Washington D.C., and Philadelphia. She ihas work in a number of public collections, and was awarded the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Grant.