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Merle Izard, The Eagle Cries, Limited Edition

Introducing the stunning limited edition serigraph, "The Eagle Cries" by renowned artist Merle Izard. This exquisite piece is a testament to Izard's artistic prowess and her ability to capture the essence of nature's majesty. The serigraph, titled "The Eagle Cries," is a true masterpiece, printed on high-quality wove paper and signed by the artist herself. This piece is numbered 32/200, ensuring its exclusivity and value in the art world.

• Artist-Signed and Numbered: Each piece is personally signed by Merle Izard and numbered, guaranteeing its authenticity.
• Limited Edition: Only 200 copies of this serigraph have been produced, making it a rare and valuable acquisition.

Product Specifications

This exceptional serigraph showcases Merle Izard's skillful use of color serigraphy on wove paper, a technique that adds depth and vibrancy to her work. The mixed media approach used in this piece further enhances its artistic merit. The condition of the serigraph is good, with wear consistent with its age and use, ensuring its durability for years to come.

• Materials and Techniques: Color serigraph on wove paper, mixed media.
• Dimensions: Sheet: H 35 in. x W 28 in., Image: H 29 in. x W 23 in.

Artistic Inspiration and Collector's Value

Merle Izard, born in 1928, is a celebrated artist whose work has been exhibited in numerous galleries and museums across the United States. Her education in the arts, both in the U.S.A. and abroad, has shaped her unique artistic vision. The "The Eagle Cries" serigraph is not only a beautiful piece of art but also a significant investment for collectors. This limited edition piece is perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of nature and the talent of a master artist.

• Artistic Legacy: Merle Izard's work is a testament to her talent and dedication to the arts, making this serigraph a valuable piece for any collection.
• Historical Significance: As a product of the mid-20th century, this serigraph carries the historical and cultural significance of that era.