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Sun Symbol by Clarence A. Wells, Gitxsan Pacific Northwest Coast First Nations contemporary Native artist – vintage original 1978 limited edition serigraph/silkscreen print – under image in pencil by artist: dated March ’78, titled Sun Symbol, signed Clarence A. Wells, numbered 145/150 – sheet size 17×13 inches/ 43×33 cm (KerrisdaleGallery.com)
Sun Symbol by Clarence A. Wells, Gitxsan Pacific Northwest Coast First Nations contemporary Native artist, art print shown with full margins – vintage original 1978 limited edition serigraph/silkscreen print – under image in pencil by artist: dated March ’78, titled Sun Symbol, signed Clarence A. Wells, numbered 145/150 – sheet size 17×13 inches/ 43×33 cm (KerrisdaleGallery.com)
Sun Symbol by Clarence A. Wells, Gitxsan Pacific Northwest Coast First Nations contemporary Native artist, detail to show hand-written artist information – vintage original 1978 limited edition serigraph/silkscreen print – under image in pencil by artist: dated March ’78, titled Sun Symbol, signed Clarence A. Wells, numbered 145/150 – sheet size 17×13 inches/ 43×33 cm (KerrisdaleGallery.com)
TITLE: Sun Symbol
CREATED: 1978
ARTIST: Clarence A. Wells (Canadian First Nations Gitsxan, b.1950)
LIMITED EDITION: 145/150
PRICE ($CAD): $595.00
STOCK ID: WC745sv-stnd
IMAGE SIZE (h x w): 10.5 x 10.5 inches | 26.5 x 26.5 cm
SHEET SIZE (h x w): 17 x 13 inches | 43 x 33 cm
CONDITION:
Image: excellent; Margins: excellent
COPYRIGHT & PUBLISHER: artist/artist estate holds copyright unless otherwise stated on artwork
ABOUT THE ORIGINAL WORK:
under image in pencil by artist: dated March '78, titled Sun Symbol, signed Clarence A. Wells, numbered 145/150
GALLERY NOTES:
vintage print, two-colour, black and red, original 1978 limited edition serigraph on light-brown paper ABOUT THE ARTIST: Clarence A. Wells, Gitxsan (Gitsan) Clan of the Tsimshian (Tsimpshien) Born 1950 in Port Alberni, B.C. Clarence Wells is an acclaimed contemporary Pacific Northwest Coast First Nations artist and carver. As a youth, he spent five years in Alberni Indian Residential School and moved back to Prince Rupert in 1962. At the age of 15, he won a National Art Design Award signed by Arthur Laing and moved to Vancouver in 1965, where he attended the Langara Campus of Vancouver Community College for four years, with emphasis on art. Clarence A. Wells has since become an internationally reknowned artist whose Haida style paintings are often painted onto hand-crafted shaman drums, as well as hand-carved boxes and other household items.
by Artist: 1900s, Canadian, Clarence, Clarence A Wells, First Nations, Wells
by Collection: Canadiana, Contemporary, Dreamscape, Environment Awareness, First Nations, Historical, Modern, Native & Indigenous, Religious & Spiritual, Storytelling, Sun
by Shape: Vertical
by Image Size: Small
by Art Mediums: Colour Image on Paper, Limited Edition, Not Framed, Numbered, Original Print, Screen Print, Signed by Artist, Silkscreen