JAMES BAMA, MOUNTAIN UTE, HAND S/N LTD. ED. (#99), 1978 19x24 NEW MINT, withCAT

  

A MOUNTAIN UTE PRINT, BY JAMES BAMA, 1978. PART OF THE GREENWICH WORKSHOP SERIES OF WESTERN PRINTS-- MANY OF WHICH WE CARRY. NOTE: UNLIKE OTHER "GICLEES ON CANVAS" THAT WERE ISSUED DECADES LATER, THIS IS ONE OF THE MUCH SHARPER AND BRIGHTER ORIGINAL RELEASE PRINTS, HAND-SIGNED BY BAMA HIMSELF.

PLUS OURS, WHILE MAYBE PRICED A BIT HIGHER, HAVE NEVER BEEN FRAMED OR EXPOSED TO LIGHT, HAVING BEEN STORED IN DARKNESS THE ENTIRE TIME. SO, UNLIKE PRINTS OFFERED BY OTHERS, OURS ARE PRISTINE NEW, NEVER FRAMED OR DISPLAYED, PERFECTLY MINT CONDITION AND TOTALLY UN-FADED! We do have authentic, original, Hand-Signed prints that were signed by the artist immediately after publication. We have also provided the Original Greenwich Workshop "New Release" cards, which give all the particulars of the print, and the original Sales Receipt, showing what we paid for the print decades ago -- to further authenticate the print.

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