In GOD We Trust, Numbered Limited Edition and 28 similar items

In GOD We Trust is a numbered limited edition print by G Harvey. This piece depicts a nostalgic street scene in our National Capitol, Washington, D.C. The image size is 21 3/8" x 18". Overall size is 26" x 22". It was published by Somerset House in 2002. About the Artist G. Harvey was a brilliant American artist. His rustic Western paintings with their wonderful depiction of cowboy life and nature, and his charming, nostalgic, turn-of-the-century American and European street scenes with their beauty and light are prized by collectors. His artwork conveys a pride in American culture and the foundations that make the country great, as well as the values that we hold dear. His faith was a guiding part of his life and his art. G. Harvey was born in Texas in November 1933. He studied the day to day life of cowboys and shares an authentic portrayal of them through his paintings. From the dramatic moments on a round-up to the quiet times in the evening, G. Harvey shares a glimpse inside the life of the cowboy through his art. The artist's street scenes incorporate the style and light of the famous Paris street scenes of the school of Cortes, into the world of Western Art, with G. Harvey's own unique style. Beautiful flowers are one signature feature often found in G. Harvey street scene paintings. The buildings and shops and the dress of his characters and the overall compositions remind viewers of simpler and more gentle times and an appreciation of the little things that are important. Other G. Harvey paintings depict some of our national landmarks like Capital buildings or the White House, and pride in America and what we have accomplished. G. Harvey original paintings have been in the collections of museums, major corporations, a US President and Governor, prominent business people and art collectors world-wide. He has received many awards and has had one-man shows at the National Archives in the nation's capital, Washington D.C., as well as the Smithsonian This limited edition print is in near mint condition. It has been stored in our gallery and never framed. It is numbered and signed by the artist. Buy with confidence - every order is shipped with delivery confirmation tracking number. Fast shipping from our non-smoking home. Additional Details ------------------------------ Product description: In GOD We Trust is a numbered limited edition print by G Harvey. This piece depicts a nostalgic street scene in our National Capitol, Washington, D.C. The image size is 21 3/8" x 18". Overall size is 26" x 22". It was published by Somerset House in 2002. About the Artist G. Harvey was a brilliant American artist. His rustic Western paintings with their wonderful depiction of cowboy life and nature, and his charming, nostalgic, turn-of-the-century American and European street scenes with their beauty and light are prized by collectors. His artwork conveys a pride in American culture and the foundations that make the country great, as well as the values that we hold dear. His faith was a guiding part of his life and his art. G. Harvey was born in Texas in November 1933. He studied the day to day life of cowboys and shares an authentic portrayal of them through his paintings. From the dramatic moments on a round-up to the quiet times in the evening, G. Harvey shares a glimpse inside the life of the cowboy through his art. The artist's street scenes incorporate the style and light of the famous Paris street scenes of the school of Cortes, into the world of Western Art, with G. Harvey's own unique style. Beautiful flowers are one signature feature often found in G. Harvey street scene paintings. The buildings and shops and the dress of his characters and the overall compositions remind viewers of simpler and more gentle times and an appreciation of the little things that are important. Other G. Harvey paintings depict some of our national landmarks like Capital buildings or the White House, and pride in America and what we have accomplished. G. Harvey original paintings have been in the collections of museums, major corporations, a US President and Governor, prominent business people and art collectors world-wide. He has received many awards and has had one-man shows at the National Archives in the nation's capital, Washington D.C., as well as the Smithsonian