1996 SIGNED / #'d Frank D. Miller. "Wilderness Retreat" (#42 of 150). Limited Edition Artist's Print
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Zelle1996 Frank D. Miller. "Wilderness Retreat"
22" Wide x 27" Tall, Limited Edition Print (Gicle'?)
Professionally stretched over wood frame, BEAUTIFUL!
Signed by the artist, and numbered...
#42 of 150 total
Asking $575 / offer...
Frank D. Miller was born to Melvin and Flora Miller on November 26th, 1939 in Burley, Idaho. He was raised in Northern Utah, around Harrison and Honeyville. He was part of a large family; he had over a dozen siblings.
Frank did quite well in school. He was an honor role student and loved to do art. His father Melvin was an artist. Frank learned a lot about art from his father. By the time Frank was in the seventh grade, he was giving lessons to his fellow students. Frank continued his schooling with art classes at Weber State College and Brigham Young University.
At the age of 19, Frank married Janet Ranae Starkey.
Frank had a dream to be a well-recognized artist and share the joy he felt in beautiful scenes of nature. Since the wages of a budding artist were insufficient to support his growing family, Frank was a full time carpenter. He was an ambitious worker and soon became superintendent on the construction projects he worked for.
Despite the responsibilities of supporting a family, Frank still found time for his art studies. These art studies were more than just a passing hobby or a way for him to relax.
Frank was very serious about achieving his dream. As the years went by, Frank D. Miller established a very good market for the sale of his originals.
Frank was called often to display his work and won numerous awards.
As his popularity increased, so did the value of his paintings and his limited edition, signed & #'d reprints...
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1996 SIGNED / #'d Frank D. Miller. "Wilderness Retreat" (#42 of 150). Limited Edition Artist's Print
7 Days
54
3
$575.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
Zelle1996 Frank D. Miller. "Wilderness Retreat"
22" Wide x 27" Tall, Limited Edition Print (Gicle'?)
Professionally stretched over wood frame, BEAUTIFUL!
Signed by the artist, and numbered...
#42 of 150 total
Asking $575 / offer...
Frank D. Miller was born to Melvin and Flora Miller on November 26th, 1939 in Burley, Idaho. He was raised in Northern Utah, around Harrison and Honeyville. He was part of a large family; he had over a dozen siblings.
Frank did quite well in school. He was an honor role student and loved to do art. His father Melvin was an artist. Frank learned a lot about art from his father. By the time Frank was in the seventh grade, he was giving lessons to his fellow students. Frank continued his schooling with art classes at Weber State College and Brigham Young University.
At the age of 19, Frank married Janet Ranae Starkey.
Frank had a dream to be a well-recognized artist and share the joy he felt in beautiful scenes of nature. Since the wages of a budding artist were insufficient to support his growing family, Frank was a full time carpenter. He was an ambitious worker and soon became superintendent on the construction projects he worked for.
Despite the responsibilities of supporting a family, Frank still found time for his art studies. These art studies were more than just a passing hobby or a way for him to relax.
Frank was very serious about achieving his dream. As the years went by, Frank D. Miller established a very good market for the sale of his originals.
Frank was called often to display his work and won numerous awards.
As his popularity increased, so did the value of his paintings and his limited edition, signed & #'d reprints...
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