Howard Bradford Vintage Signed Serigraph Print. Titled \"Red Fish\" 1975 For Sale

This print is very clean. Image is in AAA shape. It was covered in a plastic sleeve. It is in perfect shape. (see pic.) Titled Red Fish. Size is 14 1/2\"x19\" Image is 11\"x15\".Numbered 4/50He won many awards for his work. He printed limited edition. It\'s marked on the bottom left hand side of print. The date on the bottom right side. All prints are signed in pencil. Many colors are used. Each run has to dry before adding another color. Lots of work to print these Serigraphs. All prints are sold unframed. Rolled up and shipped in tubes. His Bio is listed below. Thank you for stopping by. Tal Bradford”””
BIOGRAPHY: This biography from the Archives of AskART:Howard Bradford was born in Toronto, Canada on July 14th, 1919 and moved, at a young age, to Los Angeles, California. He spent his youth raising chickens and growing dahlias, the influence of which can be seen in his later paintings. In his 20\'s Howard was inspired to become an artist by his mentor Elwood Decker. After serving in the Army during World War II, Howard took advantage of the opportunity provided by the GI bill and enrolled in Chouinard Art Institute. While at Chouinard, Howard met Dorothy Bowman and they were later married. The two studied together at the Jepson Art Institute and San Francisco Art Institute. Howard and Dorothy settled in Big Sur and became a part of the thriving art scene in the late 1950\'s and \'60\'s. In 1960 Howard was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for creative printmaking. Bradford was a Lifetime Member of the Carmel Art Association. Permanent collections: The Museum of Modern Art, New York; Library of Congress; Boston Museum of Fine Arts; New York Public Library; Crocker Art Gallery; New Britain Museum; Le Bibliotheque National de France; Victoria & Albert Museum, England; Monterey Peninsula Art Museum. References: Who\'s Who in American Art: 1972