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 Victory Dance, Little Big Horn, 1876 by Z.S. Liang |
 Moving Day by Bonnie Marris |
 The Head of Pine Rock by Tucker Smith |
 Shortfin Mako by Flick Ford |
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 Howard Terpning |
 Steve Hanks |
 James C. Christensen |
 Morgan Weistling |
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| About The Greenwich Workshop The Greenwich Workshop, Inc. is North America’s leading fine art publisher specializing in the burgeoning medium of visual entertainment. Founded in 1972, the company’s principal products are Fine Art Edition prints and gicleé canvases―which are collectible, fine-quality reproductions of original paintings by the most sought-after, most collected group of artists painting today. We also publish high quality Fine Art posters, many with the cooperation of leading museums and organizations including the Smithsonian Institute’s National Air and Space Museum, the Folger Shakespeare Library, the Cowboy Artists of America and Yosemite National Park. Demand for the work of The Greenwich Workshop’s artists extended the company’s products into other medias as well. The company has found success with bronze sculptures and Fine Art porcelains and it’s illustrated book division, Greenwich Workshop Press.The company distributes its artwork through hundreds of authorized dealers, primarily art galleries and framers, across the United States and Canada. Possessing the best, assurance of quality, fidelity and rarity are the tangible benefits of owning Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Editions. As publishers, artists and authorized dealers, The Greenwich Workshop Family believes that collecting fine art offers the reward of discovery. Our Fine Art Editions and books invite you to explore―through the eyes of today’s leading artists―significant moments in history, the realm of myth and imagination and the wonders of the natural world.The Greenwich Workshop was among a handful of firms that pioneered the concept of the signed and numbered limited edition print and Fine Art Limited Editions have remained its core business. Art in our lives has an indefinable, pleasurable effect. To bring the pleasure of art to new groups of collectors, we strive to expand the delivery of high-quality art to every age group and income bracket. The implementation of this philosophy requires innovation, so the company has stayed at the forefront of the industry by selecting the best artists and publishing their work with state of the art technology to produce the highest possible quality.The Greenwich Workshop, Inc. is headquartered in Seymour, Connecticut, and is owned and managed by Michael P. Meskill. |
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