"H.M.S. BOSTON, 1749" -ALAN B McKNIGHT -Maritime Etching -Signed & Numbered 28/100
ALAN B McKNIGHT active member of the Woodstock Artists Association started training as an artist at the young age of 5. He has received numerous awards while running his own graphic arts studio in NY. “I try to share an appreciation for our habitat that gets lost in the hurry-up culture of commerce and politics. The race for fame and posterity is pretty futile if there isn't enough stewardship of the air, water and soil to sustain life.”
ALAN B McKNIGHT active member of the Woodstock Artists Association started training as an artist at the young age of 5. He has received numerous awards while running his own graphic arts studio in NY. “I try to share an appreciation for our habitat that gets lost in the hurry-up culture of commerce and politics. The race for fame and posterity is pretty futile if there isn't enough stewardship of the air, water and soil to sustain life.”
ALAN B McKNIGHT active member of the Woodstock Artists Association started training as an artist at the young age of 5. He has received numerous awards while running his own graphic arts studio in NY. “I try to share an appreciation for our habitat that gets lost in the hurry-up culture of commerce and politics. The race for fame and posterity is pretty futile if there isn't enough stewardship of the air, water and soil to sustain life.”
"H.M.S. BOSTON, 1749"
ALAN B McKNIGHT
Maritime Etching -Signed & Numbered 28/100
14 3/4 x 11 1/2”
LIMITED EDITION HAND PULLED & DRAWN ORIGINAL ETCHING, NUMBERED & HAND SIGNED BY ARTIST. From the retired Mitch Moore Gallery Inc, NYC. Unmatted, never framed or displayed. Image area is in very good frameable vintage condition.
ALAN B McKNIGHT active member of the Woodstock Artists Association started training as an artist at the young age of 5. He has received numerous awards while running his own graphic arts studio in NY. “I try to share an appreciation for our habitat that gets lost in the hurry-up culture of commerce and politics. The race for fame and posterity is pretty futile if there isn't enough stewardship of the air, water and soil to sustain life.”
