4 Jane Wooster Scott Signed Lithographs Winter Spring Summer Autumn. A/P 80/150

Description: For sale is a set of four absolutely charming, limited edition lithographs by the highly regarded Americana contemporary folk art artist, Jane Wooster Scott (1920 - These wonderful glossy lithographs depict each of the four seasons in America. They are done in her classic contemporary Americana folk art style that made her famous. Each print is pencil signed by the artist. Edition: Artist Proof 80/150 Unframed Condition: Fine Measurements: 13 1/4" x 15" (Each) Jane Wooster Scott, who makes her home in Sun Valley, Idaho, received no formal art training before beginning her career. As a young woman, she attended one semester at Emerson College in Boston. She then went to New York for the summer, fully intending to return to college in the fall. However, while in New York, she began working in television and was soon given a screen test by 20th Century Fox. The studio offered her a contract and she moved to Los Angeles. It was not until after the birth of her two children that she began to paint, experimenting with oils on canvas to decorate her Los Angeles home. Jane wooster Jane Wooster Scott was born and reared in Pennsylvania on the edge of rural America. She attended a Quaker School near Philadelphia. Wooster Scott often includes figures in her paintings of a little girl with long dark hair, depictions of her daughter Ashley as a child. Her son Vernon IV is depicted as an active, mischievous lad. The ubiquitous white dog with the floppy ears looks a great deal like Mitzi, her favorite childhood pet. Though she has traveled around the world, Wooster Scotts subject matter is still rooted in the world she knew as a child. She aspires to capture an America that was disappearing. Of her life and work, she says: "I'm a very happy person, and I think it shows in my work. One thing everyone said to me without fail is that 'whenever I look at your work it makes me happy.' And that's good; we have enough stressful things in the world. We don't need it hanging on our walls."

Price: 195 USD

Location: Kingston, New York

End Time: 2025-01-13T00:13:48.000Z

Shipping Cost: 14.5 USD