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Eric Buechel
United States
Printmaking, Aquatint on Paper
Size: 10 W x 8 H x 0.3 D in
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Tales of a Cat: The great adventure of Paul and Winston The Cat. Your print will include one of our handmade 16" x 20" solid oak frames measuring. The wood was harvested from the property and built by hand in my studio woodshop. From The Timber Series: Wood; America's Renewable Resource Paintings,...
2021
Print, Aquatint on Paper
Limited Edition of 50
10 W x 8 H x 0.3 D in
Not Applicable
Brown
Certificate is Included
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**Artist Statement:** As a national award-winning artist encompassing various roles such painter, graphic designer, illustrator, photographer, art director, and art history lecturer, work reflects the theme of change and the challenges that accompany it. Life's obstacles serve as pathways to new experiences, reminding me that change is the only constant. This transformation does not come easily; it is achieved through persistent struggle. Shifting one’s perspective can fundamentally alter the way we perceive the world around us. **Short Biography:** I was raised in a rural area northern New Jersey, just west of Manhattan. My artistic foundation was laid by my father, Ernest J. Buechel Sr., a gifted artist and master-modeler from Koblenz, Germany. After dedicating my youth to studying the great masters and honing my skills, I received a scholarship from the New Jersey Art Directors Club in 1977 and attended the DuCret School of Art. My experiences included numerous visits to prestigious museums in New York City, where I met. Furman J. Finck, a prominent portrait painter. His mentorship taught me the art of creating highly detailed portraits using a Wolff's carbon pencil. Following my studies, I attended Broward College and earned a fine arts degree before starting my career as an illustrator and graphic designer in New Jersey and New York City. In 1991, my journey took a new direction as I began exploring electronic recycling, particularly with precious metals, circuit boards and cathode ray tubes. My innovative work gained recognition, leading to a feature story in the New York Times in 1993 and a nomination for The New Jersey Pride Award in Science and Technology for my efforts in lead recovery from cathode ray tube glass. Eventually, my company, Advanced Recovery, assisted in the cleanup of the Trade Center after the 9/11 attacks. After selling the business in 2002, I relocated to Tennessee, where I opened an art store, gallery, café, and art restoration studio. However, my life took yet another turn when I was diagnosed with 4th stage non-Hodgkin lymphoma, to a three-year battle that ultimately inspired me to incorporate photography into my art. Throughout this journey, I held onto the belief expressed by Chuck Close: "Inspiration Is for Amateurs; The Rest of Us Just Show Up and Get to Work." My artwork has been showcased in galleries across the U.S.
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