Bev Doolittle "Hide And Seek" Framed Print

Beatuiful Bev Doolittle "Hide And Seek" framed print. Bev is a nature artist living in the California high desert. She loves horses and came up with a way to paint 24 individual small paintings of paint horses that could be put together in a composite to create one work spelling out, Hide And Seek". The paintings were originally published in 1990. They were sold as a suite consisting of one composite print, signed and numbered, plus six of the smaller individual works. These Suites, as they were called, were limited to 25,000, which were signed and numbered. This print is NOT one of those, as it is not signed or numbered. The print is nicely framed and matted; it is in very good condition. The visible print inside the mat measures about 18 1/5 "W x 16 1/2"T. The matt is really nice and the frame is solod wood. It has a few little dings. Bev Doolittle (born in 1947) is an American artist known for her "camouflage artwork," primarily in watercolors, often featuring Western themes and the relationship between humans and nature. Her works are collected by those interested in Western themes, and she is credited with popularizing watercolors in a genre traditionally dominated by oil