George Canning Wales - Good Bye Fare Ye Well

Good Bye - Fare Ye Well

George Canning Wales's original etching, "Good Bye - Fare Ye Well" is printed upon hand-made, laid paper and with full margins as published in Boston in 1923. This impression is signed in pencil by the artist along the lower margin and is also titled, dated and signed in the plate to the lower left. In this marine scene, Wales depicts two ships at sea, the one in the distance is a steam driven, sail assisted, ship, the other is a sailing vessel which appears to have three masts. "Good Bye - Fare Ye Well" is a fine, original example of the etched art created by the American artist, George Canning Wales.

Good Bye - Fare Ye Well

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George Canning Wales (Boston, 1868 - 1940)
#	Image	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	Notes	-
01-		Good Bye - Fare Ye Well by George Canning Wales	Original Etching	1926	Signed in pencil by George Canning Wales along the lower margin and signed, titled and dated in the plate.	Sold
02.-		Outbound by George Canning Wales	Original Etching	1923	Signed in pencil by George Canning Wales along the lower margin and signed, titled and dated in the plate, edition of 100 impressions.
03.-		Susan Drew of Salem by George Canning Wales	Original Etching	1917	Signed in pencil by George Canning Wales along the lower margin and titled in the plate.	Sold

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Title:	Good Bye - Fare Ye Well
Artist:	Wales, George Canning (Boston, 1868 - 1940)
Date:	1926
Medium:	Original Etching
Note:	“Mr. Wales’ etchings are of great variety both in the subject matter of which he is so fond, and in the quality of episodes connected with that matter, and are little records of history; of a history of sailing ships which is falling farther and farther into the past, and of which the record is too often only topographical on the one hand, or ignorantly impressionistic on the other. Here is to be found the work of the accurate observer associated with the touch of the artist, the satisfaction of the demand for correct delineation of some of the most exquisite creations of man with the feeling for the moods of the elements which they conquered.” *
	George Canning Wales: A leading American marine etcher and painter of the early twentieth century, George Wales actually spent the first part of his life as an architect. To this end he studied at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 1885 to 1888. He first worked for the architectural company of Peabody & Stearns and then founded his own Boston architectural firm, which he managed from 1893 to 1924. George C. Wales first studied etching in 1917 under William M. Paxton. His first published etchings date from that year. In 1921 Goodspeed's Bookshop in Boston launched a major exhibition of Wales's etchings and lithographs. In this marine scene, Wales depicts two ships at sea, the one in the distance is a steam driven, sail assisted, ship, the other is a sailing vessel which appears to have three masts. As you can see, Good Bye - Fare Ye Well is a striking depiction of his original graphic art.
	George Canning Wales was a full member of the Brooklyn Society of Etchers, the Guild of Boston Artists and the American Federation of Arts. Today examples of his fine nautical etchings are included in the collections of the Library of Congress, Washington, DC, the New York Public Library, The British Museum, London, the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, the Stavanger Museum, Norway, and the United States Naval Academy.
Reference:	* C. Howard Walker, “Etchings of Ships by George C. Wales”, The Print Connoisseur, W. P. Truesdell, ed., Champlain, New York, Vol. III, No. 1, January, 1923, pp. 1 - 22.
Size:	7 7/8 X 11 3/8 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Condition:	Printed on hand-made, laid paper and with full margins as published in Boston in 1923. Titled, dated and signed by the artist in the plate to the lower left and signed in pencil along the lower margin. Containing one very faint rust mark in the sky to the upper left, else a finely printed impression and in very good condition throughout. Good Bye-Fare Ye Well represents a prime, original example of the marine art of George Canning Wales.
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