His First Good-bye
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The Encore II Edition is an unsigned, unnumbered print with an image size of 10-1/2” x 18”.
The Encore II Edition is an unsigned, unnumbered print with an image size of 10-1/2” x 18”.
Frame size: 27.5”×20.25”
Suede outer mat
Paper inner mat
All mats are acid free core backing
Clear Glass
Actual mat color and cut may vary slightly
As the American flag waves brightly, we feel our hearts swell as this family prepares for “His First Good-Bye”. Our young man has joined the military. Although filled with a great sense of pride, this day brings mixed emotions for Mom and Dad. His desire to serve his Country is honorable and his commitment true. As the taxi waits, Dad fumbles with his hands in his pockets, unsure of how to tell his son how proud he is and how much he loves him. Theirs has always been a quiet, unspoken bond. Mom, while trying to maintain her composure, is finding it hard to smile for the picture. Tied to the flagpole with his teddy bear near, Buddy watches carefully as his friend says good-bye. As he takes another look around, he remembers growing up here. His first friend, his first day, his first date! So many memories. He glances over at his car. Dad helped him put it up on blocks . It will remain there until he returns.
The sixth of seven in “An American Portrait”. As we step into the world Terry Redlin has created for them, we are aware that the paintings are compilations of experiences many of us have shared.
Year Painted: 1997
Year Published: 2006
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Material: Paper
Signed: No
Edition: Encore II
Framed: Yes
Frame Size: 27.5”×20.25”
Frame: Oak
Outer/Inner Mat Color: Rye/Indigo
This print is custom framed for you and usually ships within 10 business days.
Encore open edition art print made from the original oil painting. Image size, 10-1/2″ x 18″. Framed size, 22-1/2″ x 30″ with 3″ distressed walnut-finished moulding with beaded inner edge. Deluxe double matting with faux textured earthen brown outer mat with wide open v-groove mat cut.
The Elite Edition is an unsigned and unnumbered open edition print, usually with an image size of 14” x 24”.
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This print is custom framed for you and usually ships within 10 business days.
Elite open edition. Image size, 14″ x 24″.
Framed 25″ x 35″
A limited edition is a reproduction of an original work of art that is most often signed and numbered by the artist and the total number of prints is fixed or limited.
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Sixth in the series “An American Portrait”
Limited Edition of 3,500 signed and numbered prints
Image size: 32″ x 18.5″
Year Painted: 1997
Year Published: 2006
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Material: Paper
Signed: Yes
Edition: Limited
Framed: No
Image Size: 32”×18.5”
This print is custom framed for you and usually ships within 10 business days.
Limited edition of 3,500 signed and numbered prints. Image size, 18-1/2″ x 32″.
Framed: 32″ x 44″
Artist's proofs are additional prints not included in, but of the same quality as, the regular limited edition. In a print edition, artist's proofs are the first prints to come off of the printing press. Artist's proofs are distinguished by the abbreviation AP and are numbered separately; they often represent 10 percent of an edition and are slightly more expensive than prints in the regular edition. Artist Proofs are most often signed by the artist.
Certificate of Authenticity
Sixth in the series “An American Portrait”
Artist Proof Edition of 350 signed and numbered prints
Image size: 32″ x 18.5″
Year Painted: 1997
Year Published: 2006
Selected Options
Material: Paper
Signed: Yes
Edition: Artist Proof
Framed: No
Image Size: 32”×18.5”
This print is custom framed for you and usually ships within 10 business days.
Artist proof edition of 350 signed and numbered art prints made from the original oil painting. Image size, 18-1/2″ x 32″.
Framed: 32: x 44″
Description
Mother and Child Experience One of Life’s Proudest Moments
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Painted: 1997 Published: 2006
As the American flag waves brightly, we feel our hearts swell as this family prepares for “His First Good-Bye”. Our young man has joined the military. Although filled with a great sense of pride, this day brings mixed emotions for Mom and Dad. His desire to serve his Country is honorable and his commitment true. As the taxi waits, Dad fumbles with his hands in his pockets, unsure of how to tell his son how proud he is and how much he loves him. Theirs has always been a quiet, unspoken bond. Mom, while trying to maintain her composure, is finding it hard to smile for the picture. Tied to the flagpole with his teddy bear near, Buddy watches carefully as his friend says good-bye. As he takes another look around, he remembers growing up here. His first friend, his first day, his first date! So many memories. He glances over at his car. Dad helped him put it up on blocks . It will remain there until he returns.
The sixth of seven in “An American Portrait”. As we step into the world Terry Redlin has created for them, we are aware that the paintings are compilations of experiences many of us have shared.
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