Sante Graziani (American, 1920-2005): Screenprint on paper, signed lower right, 16 out of edition of 75 bottom left. Framed.


Sante Graziani was an artist and educator. After graduating from the Cleveland Institute of Art and Yale University, Graziani was awarded the prestigious Pulitzer Traveling Scholarship at the age of 22. Later he would hold a teaching position at Yale University’s Art School and deanships at the School of the Worcester Art Museum and Paier College of Art in Hamden, CT. A late career shift from murals to design marked a renaissance of his career.

In the years surrounding the United States bicentennial celebration, Sante Graziana created a suite of images of George Washington, including a mural in Worcester, MA and a variety of paintings and prints, which have since become some of his most coveted works.


Dimensions: 24 x 40" (paper) : 27.75 x 43.75" (Frame)

Good condition. Aging of paper. Tears along bottom margin.
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