"Springtime Iliamna Mountain 1986 - Alaska" by Norman Lowell - 🔥1986 Framed Limited Edition Lithograph - Inquire
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Springtime Iliamna Mountain 1986 - Alaska

Norman Lowell

Limited Edition Print : Lithograph on Archival Museum Grade Paper
Size : 21x25 in  |  53x64 cm
Framed : 28.5x15 in  |  72x38 cm
Edition : From the Edition of 500

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Year1986

Hand SignedLower Left and Lower Right 

Condition Excellent 

Framed with GlassGray Wood Frame w/ Grey and Blue Mats 

Purchased fromOther 2023 

Certificate of AuthenticityArt Brokerage 

LID167247

Norman Lowell - United States

Art Brokerage: Norman Lowell American Artist: b. 1927. Norman Lowell was born in 1927 in rural Iowa. He was raised on a farm, learning the value of a strong work ethic. But even as he grew into a strong man, capable of long, hard hours of physical labor, he grew increasingly interested in expressing himself through art. He read countless books on the classical masters of western art, studying their techniques. Through his high school and early adult years, he taught himself the ability to paint, and began laying the groundwork for the distinctive styles that he would master. In the mid-1960s, Norman and Libby moved their family to Anchorage so Norman could open a private art school in a city with a population large enough to make it successful. He continued to develop his own styles, creating mediums of his own to better achieve the texture and depth he desired in his work. He taught in Anchorage from 1965-1972. Desiring the homestead life again, the Lowells moved back to Anchor Point, and Norman constructed a small art studio/gallery on his homestead land. The new Sterling Highway now connected to the property, and soon visitors from around the world were coming to the studio on the hill. Norman hung an old bell in front of the studio, so that visitors could summon him from his gardens and greenhouse if they wished to meet and visit with him. In 2013, following a long battle with glaucoma, Norman Lowell was diagnosed as legally blind. His 2017 works are the final paintings of his career. Listings wanted.

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