Eng Tay Large Etching Limited Edition Numbered Signed Framed "Village Girls"

Eng Tay Large Etching Limited Edition Numbered Signed Framed "Village Girls" 'Village Girls" is a limited edition etching printed on archival paper with color fast inks. There were a total of 175 etchings printed. This one is number 6. It is custom framed with UV protective glass, and looks like acid free mats, and museum quality framing materials. The etching and frame are in good condition considering age. However, there is one small dent in frame whereby you would probably not notice unless pointed out to you. please see photo's. Artist: Eng TayTitle: Village GirlsYear Published: 1988Plate: CopperFate of Plate: CancelledPublisher: Rosenbaum Fine ArtPrinter: Eng TayThis Limited Edition Etching is numbered 6 of 175 total.Measurements: Framed 29 inches Height, 33 inches wide, and 1 1/4 inch depth Etching 18 1/2 inches height x 18 1/2 inches wide FYI- I have 2 other listings for limited edition Eng Tay etchings from this series for sale on eBay. Eng Tay was born and raised in Kedah, Malaysia. In 1968 he moved to New York City to study at The Art Students League, followed by graduation from The School Of Visual Arts in 1972 as a graphic designer. He worked in the graphic arts field until 1978, when he undertook several painting trips though out South America and Indonesia until 1980.These trips formed a basis for the types of scenes and moments that became his subject matter – images of people playing music, family moments and interactions, market scenes and daily rituals. He began to exhibit steadily and continued to gain international recognition as his work was shown in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, his native Malaysia and his adopted home of New York, as well as extensively across the United States.Eng Tay works in several media – limited edition etchings, painting and sculpture. Most of his work has found its greatest expression when addressing the concept of family – the poetry of the family, of man and woman, of children, of friendship, of music and of the natural world.​Eng Tay still lives in New York City and travels extensively. He continues to paint, sculpt and make etchings at his TriBeCa studio.