Wesley M. Burnside - Maynard Dixon - 1974





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Maynard Dixon: Artist of the West is a signed first edition hardcover biography of American artist Maynard Dixon by Wesley M. Burnside, in English, published by Brigham Young University Press, with 237 pages, a dust jacket, and provenance including an original invitation flyer for the Hunter Gallery launch in San Francisco.
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A biography devoted to American artist Maynard Dixon, entitled Maynard Dixon: Artist of the West.
Copy signed by the author, Wesley M. Burnside.
The handwritten black ink signature on the orange flyleaf perfectly matches the author's official signature for this edition of the work.
Original invitation flyer for the book launch and the book signing session, also hand-signed by the author Wesley M. Burnside.
Invitation to the official premiere of the work Maynard Dixon: Artist of the West.
The event took place at the Hunter Gallery, located at 384 Post Street (Suite 214) in San Francisco, California.
• The top of the flyer reproduces the book's original jacket, highlighting one of Maynard Dixon's emblematic works depicting Native American figures.
The fact that both the book and the Hunter Gallery invitation flyer are signed creates an exceptional historical provenance unity that strongly appeals to collectors of American West art.
A biography devoted to American artist Maynard Dixon, entitled Maynard Dixon: Artist of the West.
Copy signed by the author, Wesley M. Burnside.
The handwritten black ink signature on the orange flyleaf perfectly matches the author's official signature for this edition of the work.
Original invitation flyer for the book launch and the book signing session, also hand-signed by the author Wesley M. Burnside.
Invitation to the official premiere of the work Maynard Dixon: Artist of the West.
The event took place at the Hunter Gallery, located at 384 Post Street (Suite 214) in San Francisco, California.
• The top of the flyer reproduces the book's original jacket, highlighting one of Maynard Dixon's emblematic works depicting Native American figures.
The fact that both the book and the Hunter Gallery invitation flyer are signed creates an exceptional historical provenance unity that strongly appeals to collectors of American West art.

