Claude Howell (NC, 1915-1997), Mending Nets, Late Afternoon

Serigraph in colors, 1977, pencil signed, titled, dated, marked as artist's proof and numbered "Artist's Proof 13/15" aside from the edition of 300, from the Mending Nets series, matted and framed. Image size 18 x 24 in.; Frame dimensions 28 1/2 x 34 in. Among the most famous and highly-collected artists from North Carolina, Claude Howell is often referred to as “The Dean of North Carolina Painters.” He was born in Wilmington, North Carolina and received his early artistic training from an eccentric British transplant, Elisabeth Chant. He went on to seek further training during his travels throughout the Northeastern United States and Paris, but North Carolina always lured him home to paint what he knew and loved best – life along the North Carolina coast. Howell’s paintings, drawings, and prints are present in major North Carolina collections and nationally recognized collections, including the North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh; the Mint Museum, Charlotte; the Corcoran Museum of Art, Washington, D.C.; and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Howell was the first North Carolina artist to show work at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1940. Good condition with strong colors; margin toning; few negligible margin creases; not examined out of frame.

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