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Please note: some artists may not have any historical or upcoming auction records, so please study our summary menu for each artist before assuming we have data. Look for Auction History or Auctions Upcoming information for your artist. Visitors who become Subscriber members have access to all the valuable data listed below They travel extensively around Alaska and around the world, generating inspiration for new artworks.Use our search tools to find your artist. Byron Birdsall and his family reside in Anchorage. A prolific and immensely popular artist, Birdsall each year releases several limited edition prints. Best known for the variety and drama of his Alaskan landscapes, Birdsall’s unique ability to capture light is evident in all of his paintings.īesides landscapes, Birdsall has produced florals, still-lifes, puffins, and period pieces, nostalgic renderings of historic Alaskan scenes. A self-taught artist, Birdsall is a master of his preferred medium, watercolor.
An artist with a national reputation, we are proud to represent Byron Birdsall at Annie Kaill’s.īorn in Arizona and raised in California, Byron Birdsall came to Alaska in 1975. His paintings feature brilliant landscapes, as well as uniquely Alaskan images such as puffins, eagles, and fishing boats. This artwork is the featured December 2012 month in the Foss Maritime Company’s tugboat calendar.ĭuring Northwest Seaport’s open boarding hours in celebration of MOHAI’s grand opening on December 29, NWS will feature this image in the tug’s galley.īIOGRAPHY: Byron Birdsall is one of Alaska’s most reknowned artists and one of Annie Kaill’s bestselling artists. Northwest Seaport is pleased to work with marine artist Byron Birdsall and to highlight this pen and ink artwork of the tugboat Arthur Foss while underway. December 2012 in Foss Maritime Company’s tugboat calendar.
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