Trevor Southey

Eclipse

2002

Artist: Joel Stewart – American (1959- ) Title: Eclipse Year: circa 1997 Medium: Aquatint on heavy paper Sheet size: 34.5 x 28 inches. Signature: Signed, dated lower right. Numbered lower left Edition:14. This one: 5/14 Condition: Very good Unframed This large aquatint is by the noted American artist, Joel Stewart (1959- ). The print is a bold composition with rich, yet soft colors. Stewart has lived and worked in Kyoto, Japan since the early 1990s. This print was printed in Kyoto in 1997 in a very small edition of 14. It is in very good condition with no flaws to note. JOEL STEWART – BIOGRAPHY (source: Artist's website) SELECTED EXHIBITIONS 2008 “MAKING WAVES – CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE PRINTS”, PHOENIX ART MUSEUM, Phoenix, AZ., Group exhibition Solo exhibitions on hold while construction of “Crossroads” folding screen installation project (begun January 2007) continues. Kyoto, Japan 2007 “ON THE CUTTING EDGE: CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE PRINTS”, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, Washington D.C., Group exhibition “Crossroads”- Folding screen installation project initiated in January – Kyoto, Japan 2006 “MAHAFFEY FINE ART: 14 YEARS, 14 ARTISTS”, PORTLAND ART MUSEUM, Portland, OR., Group Exhibition “MODERN JAPANESE PRINTS: ETCHINGS”, LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART, Los Angeleges CWAJ NATIONAL PRINT SHOW , Tokyo, Japan, Group exhibition 2005 “JOEL STEWART – RECENT WORKS”, AZUMA GALLERY, Seattle, WA., Solo exhibition CWAJ NATIONAL PRINT SHOW , Tokyo, Japan, Group exhibition 2004 “NEW PAINTINGS”, KATO GALLERY, Tokyo, Japan, Solo exhibition CWAJ NATIONAL PRINT SHOW , Tokyo, Japan, Group exhibition 2003 “20 YEARS”, VERNE GALLERY, Cleveland, OH, Group exhibition CWAJ NATIONAL PRINT SHOW , Tokyo, Japan, Group exhibition 2002 “JOEL STEWART: NEW WORKS ON PAPER”, AZUMA GALLERY, Seattle, WA, Solo exhibition “RECENT PAINTINGS”, KATO GALLERY, Tokyo, Japan, Solo exhibition CWAJ NATIONAL PRINT SHOW , Tokyo, Japan, Group exhibition 2001 “JOEL STEWART – PAINTINGS”, KEIHAN ART GALLERY, Osaka, Japan, Solo exhibition CWAJ NATIONAL PRINT SHOW , Tokyo, Japan, Group exhibition 2000 “EAST MEETS WEST: TRADITION AND INNOVATION IN MODERN JAPANESE PRINTS”, CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART, Cleveland, OH “NEW WORKS ON PAPER”, AZUMA GALLERY, Seattle, WA. Solo exhibition CWAJ NATIONAL PRINT SHOW , Tokyo, Japan, Group exhibition “JOEL STEWART – PAINTINGS AND PRINTS”, REN BROWN...

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