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John W. Wilson
American
b. 1922

John Woodrow Wilson, renowned artist, printmaker, and teacher, studied at the Museum School in Boston, winning a Traveling Scholarship in the 1940s. His prints, often lithographs depicting the mid-century struggles of African-Americans, were widely exhibited and earned Wilson early fame. He exhibited at the Library of Congress, the Mirski Gallery in Boston, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, and countless other venues, winning numerous prizes. His work is in major public and private collections. Wilson taught at Boston University for many years. An impression of this print was included in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston's 1994 Exhibition "Dialogue: John Wilson/Joseph Norman."

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Beach Scene
Etching
Signed Lower Right
Dated 1973
Numbered 5/75
14" x 17.75" (image size)