Ted Lawson Artist Limited Edition Ted has issued limited edition Giclée reproductions of his paintings. The paintings selected for the limited edition are those paintings which are no longer available. The paintings are included in private or public collections. The Giclée reproductions are created using archival inks and paper. Two edition sizes are available, 20 x 30 and 14 x 21. Each of the images in the editions has been approved by Ted to be exact duplicates of the original painting. Each reproduction is numbered and signed by Ted and is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Orders are now being taken. Contact Ted for details. 330-806-9178 Tedclawson@yahoo.com
Giclée (pronounced /ʒiːˈkleɪ/ "zhee-clay" or /dʒiːˈkleɪ, from French [ʒiˈkle]) is a neologism for the process of making fine art prints from a digital source using ink-jet printing. The word "giclée" is derived from the French language word "le gicleur" meaning "nozzle", or more specifically "gicler" meaning "to squirt, spurt, or spray".[1]
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Mini Bittner Taggarts is a Stark County landmark. It is a favorite eating destination and holds many memories of first dates, rendezvous and ice cream, especially the Bittner, Taggarts specialty. This painting depicts a family making their way to Taggarts to make some of their own memories. This painting is included in Stark ARThology and is the cover art for that publication. The painting is included in a private collection. 14 x 21 edition limited to 35 giclées $200 print only $225 Matted and shrink wrapped $250 Matted and framed 20 x 30 edition limited to 10 giclées $300 print only $325 Matted and shrink wrapped $400 Matted and framed
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Union Square Saturday Union Square is located near the Flat Iron district of Manhattan. This painting depicts a rainy Saturday where shoppers and visitors are hurrying to their destination by Subway or on foot. This painting is part of the permanent collection of the North Canton Public Library 14 x 21 edition limited to 35 giclées $200 print only $225 Matted and shrink wrapped $250 Matted and framed 20 x 30 edition limited to 10 giclées $300 print only $325 Matted and shrink wrapped $400 Matted and framed
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McSorley’s McSorley’s Old Ale House is located in the East Village of Manhattan. It is a favorite of many artists including Clyde Singer. McSorley’s is one of my favorite spots too. 14 x 21 edition limited to 35 giclées $200 print only $225 Matted and shrink wrapped $250 Matted and framed 20 x 30 edition limited to 10 giclées $300 print only $325 Matted and shrink wrapped $400 Matted and framed
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7th and Macy’s This painting depicts the passing cabs on Fashion Avenue (7th Avenue) against the backdrop of Macy’s department store on the left the subway station on the right. This painting is part of the 2010 OWS Traveling Exhibition. 14 x 21 edition limited to 35 giclées $200 print only $225 Matted and shrink wrapped $250 Matted and framed 20 x 30 edition limited to 10 giclées $300 print only $325 Matted and shrink wrapped $400 Matted and framed
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Ted’s initial art training came during high school in Phoenix, Arizona. Ted always remained interested in art but a tour in the US Navy and a career in engineering delayed his early art progress. Ted has since studied with nationally known instructors Gerald Brommer, Tony Couch and Fred Graff and continues training and development in watercolor composition and design.
Ted works in watercolors and acrylics primarily in a representational style however he experiments with non objective and abstract styles. He leaves it up to the viewer to use his or her own intellect and experiences to find the underlying meanings.
Ted likes to create art using "the things that people see and use everyday" as his inspiration. His ideas involving common everyday scenes or objects spring from his extensive foreign and domestic travels as well as glimpses of New York City. Ted continuously strives to accomplish the goal of creating something that is entertaining and thought provoking for other people to look at and enjoy.
Born in Terre Haute, Indiana, Ted resides in Canton, Ohio with his wife Patricia, a high school Spanish teacher. They have one daughter, Emily who lives in NYC and works at a Manhattan law firm that specializes in live productions for Broadway.
Ted is a signature member of the Ohio Watercolor Society. Even though he got a late start he is an award winning artist and has been juried into Regional, State and International Exhibitions which include:
MASSILLON MUSEUM
Best of Show
NORTH CANTON MAY SHOW
Best of Show
OHIO WATERCOLOR SOCIETY
Traveling Exhibition
MIDWEST WATERCOLOR SOCIETY
Lakes Region Watercolor Guild Award
TRANSPARENT WATERCOLOR SOCIETY OF AMERICA
AMERICAN WATERCOLOR SOCIETY
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