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Welcome to the whimsical world of
Charles Wysocki. His limited edition prints, with themes of nostalgia, Americana,
and whimsy, are an old-fashioned celebration for Americans who cherish their unique
heritage. Charles Wysocki, who died July 29th, 2002, was named:
Some of Charles Wysocki's limited edition prints that helped him
win these acknowledgements are found on this page: Crickethawk Harbor,
Ice
Riders of Cheaspeake Bay, Love, Rally at
Dandelion Mill, Sunnyside Up, Toying with Dinner, Young Hearts at
Sea. Other limited edition titles you'll enjoy are on the menu below. If none
of these prints is the one you're looking for, please call 1-507-223-5721. I'll be happy
to work with you to locate the print you need.
If you're wondering when the print you're interested in was originally
released, you can check the release
dates of prints table. Many of the newer ones we have available. Older works
may still be available. Contact us if you're interested in one of these older prints, we
can research the availability for you.
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Register for site update notices  Charles Wysocki Biography Calendars Canvas Editions Cat Prints Christmas Prints Four Seasons Prints Ladies in Waiting Prints Legacy Collection Prints Limited Edition Prints Olde New England Prints Open Edition Prints Print Release Dates Other Artists Terry Redlin Dave Barnhouse Michael Sieve Chet Reneson Les C. Kouba Charles L. Peterson Rick Kelley Mark Daehlin Randy Meyer Other Artists Specialty Topics Patriotic Prints About the ArtistsGift GalleryAttic Treasures Framing Samples HomeAbout Us Email Order Form Buyer Testimonials Satisfaction Guarantee Privacy Policy Calibrate Your Monitor
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"Crickethawk Harbor" by Charles Wysocki Image Size: 20" x 25" 999 s/n $225 print $425 framed print S&I included email order form |
2002 - A whimsical view of early New England. This print was originally published in the Americana Calendar for May 1988. By popular request is was produced as a print and a canvas print. Call for information on the canvas print. It comes framed. |
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"Rally at Dandelion Mill" by Charles Wysocki Image Size: 19" x 22" 1,500 s/n $200 print $390 framed print S&I included email order form |
2000 - "Root beer came on the scene in the early 1870's when Charles E. Hires, a Philadelphia druggist, experimented with an 'herb tea' recipe given to him by a friend. Hires marketed his refined brew on a national basis and is still recognized as the 'father of root beer.' At my last count, there were 1,169 brands available. The delicious soda has been my favorite since childhood. I've since swilled many different brands and none can come close to my Aunt Mary's recipe. Her luscious homemade concoction, served ice cold, was full-bodied and thickly foamed. In 'Rally at Dandelion Mill' folks are touting their special different tastes and this is my tribute to the good times of my childhood. So, here's a tribute toast with root beer in hand to you and the many mugs of suds along your happy trails." |
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"Ice Riders of
Chesapeake Bay" by Charles Wysocki Image Size: 17" x 34" 1,500 s/n $200 print $390 framed print S&I included email order form |
2001 - "For some reason, the daring sport of ice yachting has received very little national notoriety, despite the fact that it has been recognized as a sport in the United States for nearly 70 years. Once I had researched the subject, painting this scene became a pleasant obsession!  The
development of the ice boat itself is still in what some consider the experimental stage,
and handling an ice boat is an art rather than an exact science. The rig scheme depicted
here, from the late 1800's, are some very progressive versions of designs by early ice
boat sailors. Since the construction of these boats were whims of the innovative builders,
I felt free to invent my own crafts. As a contrast to the adventuresome, high-speed ice
riding sailors, I included groups participating in less daring pursuits. These ice boaters
were considered heroes in their own way, but I am content to be an observer!" |
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"Love" by Charles Wysocki Image Size: 16½" x 33" 150 s/n $210 print $460 framed print S&I included email order form |
1999 - The Master of Americana captures the warmth and charm of our nations early life in this print. A price on a canvas of "Love" is available by contacting us. |
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"Sunnyside Up" by Charles Wysocki Image Size: 20" x 23" 1,500 s/n $175 print $365 framed print Master Canvas Ed. 300 s/n 20 5/8" x 23 5/8" $425 canvas $610 framed canvas S&I included email order form |
2000 - "Once upon a time many years ago, the noted sculptor Arp Hans made this statement: 'The most beautiful, naturally shaped form is the perfection of the egg.' I don't believe that Iggy have a hoot or a holler about this quote. Ignatius Zaggs and his sons, Zeke and Zeb, are entrepreneurs of Eggsville. They don't care a whit about the artistic aesthetics of a shape. Their only concern is the joyous production and selling, with a smile, a mixed selection of eggs from a variety of their feathered friends. This painting is my creation of a happy man having great fun in his work and family. ... As you can visualize, I really amused myself with this painting. Isn't that really what our work and life are all about? Smile!" -- Charles Wysocki |
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"Toying with Dinner" by Charles Wysocki Image Size: 22" x 22" 1,500 s/n $200 print $390 framed print S&I included email order form |
2000 - "The inspiration for this picture came 10 years ago when [Charles] Wysocki found an English biscuit tin shaped like a toy boat in an antique shop. Recently he thought of the little boat as an 'eatery' and went on to paint it sent in snowy Cape Cod named it the 'Seven Sailors.' "Then reality and history were added. The menu holders, for example, were actually banners carried at Abraham Lincoln's funeral." |
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"Young Hearts at Sea" by Charles Wysocki Image Size: 25 ¾" x 17" 1,500 s/n $175 print $395 framed print S&I included email order form |
1997 - As in other of Charles Wysocki's
nostalgic prints, he has included the American flag. |
| Just a thought -- wouldn't one of these lovely Charles Wysocki prints make a great, wedding / anniversary gift, birthday gift, Mother's Day gift, Father's Day gift, or Christmas gift. Plan ahead to have that present ready for the special occasion by ordering today!. We can direct ship for you in time for the "special" day. |
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next to the thumbnail print.
We regret the need to raise our shipping costs.
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Postage costs have steadily increased while we held the line on our shipping
prices.
We no longer can. We need to add $5 for each framed print under $200
and $10 to the price of any framed print $200 and over. There is
no price change on an unframed print.
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