Summer House I, 1979 by John K. Esler. John Kenneth Esler was born in Pilot Mound, Manitoba, in 1933 and died in Alberta, Calgary in 2001, he was a graphic artist and a pioneer in the Canadian printmaking industry. He received two degrees from the University of Manitoba, one in Fine Arts and the other in Education; he applied both in his career. From 1964 to 1980 he was a teacher of printmaking at the University of Calgary, the city where he spent much of his artistic career. From 1976 to 1978, he was the head of the Print and Drawing Council of Canada and an important member of the artistic community of Alberta and Manitoba, not only for his creative and new methods of printing but also for his involvement in professional organizations, both as an exhibitor and jury member. His pieces can be found in the most important art institutions in North America like The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, and the Vancouver Art Gallery. Also, his work has been exhibited in Japan, Britain, Germany, Poland, and Chile. Summer House I, 27 X 40”, is an original lithograph by the etcher John K. Esler that is signed and numbered. In his curiosity for impossible constructions and compositions, Esler created a series of etchings with bizarre-looking structures in specific colors. This piece from the series is available now to bring an interesting ambiance and an icebreaker to common areas that you wish to decorate, like your living room or kitchen. Rag Paper - Arches Vellum 250 g. This piece is a limited edition. Buy it now! Artistica Fine Art is the exclusive publisher of all of John Esler's graphic work. All of our fine art posters are made on thick, high-quality paper. Artistica Fine Art displays vivid and sharp image quality and has an appearance that is guaranteed to satisfy your best expectations. Our fine art prints not only give you the best quality art reproductions, but also a very competitive price. Contact us about our Framing services!
