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Ed Wyatt

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As a native of New Mexico, with its breathtaking landscapes, illuminated by crystalline and dramatic light, Ed Wyatt understands the enchantment of the Southwest.  Born in an area where the subject matter is truly unique, he joins an elite group of artists able to capture the vibrant color and intriguing shadows of the mountains, mesas and ancient rustic adobe structures. 

Following successful careers  as a photojournalist, television art director and graphic designer, Ed turned his attention to portraying the dramatic, yet spiritual quality of the landscapes and architecture of the Southwest in his serigraphs.   Serigraphy is a term describing the silkscreen process when used for fine art rather than commercial purposes.  It is the earliest recorded fine art print making technique, having its roots in ancient China. 

Unlike offset lithographs which are taken from an orignal piece of art, a serigraph is the "original art".  For this reason, there may be slight differences in each   piece of art, due to the handmade nature of the printing process, and blends of color may vary somewhat from piece to piece.

Unlike many of the serigraphs on the market today, these original prints are produced and hand-printed
by the artist in his studio on archival pH neutral paper.  The serigraphs by Ed Wyatt are produced in an edition, limited in number, as indicated in the pencil notation below or on the image.  The notation 1/55 means that this particular print is the first of 55 in the edition.  By signing and numbering it, the artist is guaranteeing that there will never be more than 55 original serigraph prints of this image.  Edition sizes may vary in number.

Represented by galleries nationwide, his work has been selected for major exhibitions, won awards and is in private and corporate collections internationally.


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