Very minor surface dirt is present. Overall, in good condition.
64 x 88.5cm (25.2" x 34.8")Sheet: 64.6 x 89.2cm (25.4" x 35.1")
Carol Grigg grew up and still lives in Oregon. Grigg draws inspiration from her Cherokee Indian heritage, nature, and primitive art. She works in multiple media: watercolor, oil, inks, lithography, collage, clay, music, and poetry. She is best known for desert-colored pastels depicting her signature Native American rider and horse, which symbolize Mother Earth.
Self taught, although her parents gave her much encouragement and the freedom to create and follow the example of her mother, who was also an artist, Carol may have inherited her distinctive technique through ages past. Ageless in itself, her work is a culmination of artistic genius, innate talent, and the warmth created by her beliefs that flow naturally into her work. Her images in the form of posters, limited editions, giclees, and of course originals have gained international recognition.
Carol Grigg has also written and illustrated a book for children, 'The Singing Snowbear '. In it she explores the power of music to transform ordinary experiences in the lives of a polar bear and a beluga whale. The illustrations are created in ethereal watercolor washes and yet are so powerful that the viewer is quite impressed with the strength and magnificence of her images. It is a fabulous book for grownups as well as children.
For more information on this artist or collection see here.| SKU | pp323 |
|---|---|
| Artist | Carol Grigg |
| Date | Contemporary |
| Dimensions | 64 x 88.5cm |
| Medium | Digital Print |
| Subject | Animals |
| Item Returns | This item can be returned |
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