Robert Sterling Neuman (1926-2015) created the plate for this etching titled Ship To Paradise in 1979, and pulled this artist's proof in 1986. The print is titled , signed and dated in the plate, and also marked Artists Proof and signed the lower margin and dated 1986. The print is in excellent condition and is presented in a new black wooden frame. The plate size is 8.75"x11.75", The frame is 15.75"x18.5" Robert Neuman's art can be found in the collections of dozens of major museums in America and in private and corporate collections in America and abroad. His work has an exceptionally strong presence in the collection of Allan Stone Projects, a private gallery with an expansive and eclectic collection of Post-War American art. Since becoming active in the San Francisco Bay Area in the 1950s, Neuman's works have been exhibited in countless major museums and galleries at home and abroad. His first group exhibitions were in 1950 and 1951 at Henry Gallery in Seattle, Washington, the San Francisco Museum of Art and the Denver Museum of Art. The Artist also showed at the important Landau Gallery in 1953 with James Budd Dixon and Dale Joe, among others. Neuman's first solo exhibition was at the famous Gump's Gallery in San Francisco, California in 1952. In recent years, Robert Neuman has also been the subject of many retrospective exhibitions, including those at Wheaton College (2007), Keene State College (2012), The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho, Idaho Falls, Idaho (2013), Prichard Art Gallery, University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho (2013) and Martin-Mullen Art Gallery, SUNY Oneonta, New York (2013).

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