Titled "Canvasbacks". Hand-Signed Lithograph. Artist Andrew Wyeth. 20th Century. Canvasback ducks on door. Art for Sale. Fieldhouse New York. Saratoga Springs NY. Art Gallery
Titled "Canvasbacks". Hand-Signed Lithograph. Artist Andrew Wyeth. 20th Century. Canvasback ducks on door. Art for Sale. Fieldhouse New York. Saratoga Springs NY. Art Gallery

Andrew Wyeth, "Canvasbacks", Framed Limited Edition Lithograph, 8.5 x 14.5

$5,000.00

Canvasbacks, a hand-signed lithograph by Andrew Wyeth, captures a suspended waterfowl with the artist’s characteristic precision and restraint. The duck hangs in elegant isolation, rendered in subtle tonal gradations that convey both mass and delicacy, while a small decoy study appears below. Wyeth’s spare composition and meticulous attention to form distill the subject to its essence, revealing his profound understanding of anatomy and natural detail. This print demonstrates the technical mastery and quiet observation that define Wyeth’s work, reflecting his deep connection to the rural landscape and wildlife of the Brandywine Valley.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Canvasbacks, a hand-signed lithograph by Andrew Wyeth, captures a suspended waterfowl with the artist’s characteristic precision and restraint. The duck hangs in elegant isolation, rendered in subtle tonal gradations that convey both mass and delicacy, while a small decoy study appears below. Wyeth’s spare composition and meticulous attention to form distill the subject to its essence, revealing his profound understanding of anatomy and natural detail. This print demonstrates the technical mastery and quiet observation that define Wyeth’s work, reflecting his deep connection to the rural landscape and wildlife of the Brandywine Valley.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Artist Bio

Andrew Wyeth (1917–2009) was an American realist painter celebrated for his meticulous depictions of rural life in Pennsylvania and Maine. Born in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, to the renowned illustrator N. C. Wyeth, he was educated at home and trained in art from an early age due to fragile health. By his early twenties, Wyeth had already achieved major recognition, including a sold‑out solo exhibition. Working primarily in watercolor and egg tempera, he developed a distinctive style marked by restraint, precision, and emotional undercurrents—qualities that led critics to associate his work with Magic Realism. Among the most widely recognized American artists of the 20th century, Wyeth’s legacy was further shaped by the later revelation of his extensive Helga series, deepening the sense of mystery and intimacy that defines his work.


Important Details

Creator: Andrew Wyeth

Frame Dimensions: 17 in. Width, 23 in. Height, 1 in. Depth

Art Dimensions: 8.5 in. Width, 14.5 in. Height

Medium/Technique: Lithograph

Period: Late 20th Century

Art Place of Origin: United States

Condition: Well Preserved, some wear to frame.

Reference Number: WYE-A925-RTS-01