Two additional original lithographs are now in progress. You may watch the progression of these pieces online while Russell is working on them. To see larger images or pre-order these pieces, click on the links below.
February Evening
16 x 20 inches
Edition of 375 with 25 artist’s proofs
Valley of the Madison in Winter
22 x 34 inches
Edition of 375 with 25 artist’s proofs
Chatham Fine Art is pleased to announce a new Print Club original lithograph for 2010, Spring in the Beartooth Mountains. This is a great opportunity to acquire an original, limited edition Russell Chatham lithograph at a special price. Russell has already begun work on this new piece. If you act now, you can purchase this piece for $250, which is half the normal release price of $500. This offer is available exclusively at Chatham Fine Art from now until October 1, 2010. After this date, the piece will return to its full price.
Along with the print club edition, two other new original lithographs are also in development: Valley of the Madison in Winter, 22 x 34; and February Evening, 16 x 20. All three pieces will be completed and available to view online and in the gallery in early October. Pre-purchased print club lithographs will ship by November 1, 2010.
To place your print club order today, click here , call 406-222-1566, or come in to the gallery during regular business hours, Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 am – 6:00 pm.
Spring in the Beartooth Mountains
20 x 16 inch lithograph
Edition of 375 with 25 artist’s proofs
Available for a limited time through Chatham Fine Art: $250 unframed, $900 framed
This year we experienced one of the wettest, coldest springs anyone can remember. The endless daily snow and rainfall, while certainly annoying, produced the sort of beautiful phenomenon this new lithograph will represent. Bear in mind that what you are seeing here is the first key plate, which is only a black and white diagram of the elements and cannot possibly convey the atmospheric quality which will be built into the picture over the coming weeks. You can watch the weekly development of this print on this site.
– Russell Chatham
Recently, a large donation of Russell Chatham original lithographs was made to Rocky Mountain College. At the time, the college was planning a new science building. Michael Mace, Rocky’s President, was inspired to approach Russell about creating the Russell Chatham Fine Art Pavilion in the new science building.
Russell was thrilled with the idea of marrying art and science on the campus and pledged his support. The creation of the Pavilion will add $3 million to the cost of the project. Russell is eager to help in creating this permanent collection. Therefore, he will donate work as needed to fill the space. If you are interested in providing support for the creation of the Russell Chatham Art Pavilion, visit Rocky Mountain College at www.rocky.edu.
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