Vtg Robert Wood Rare Giclee Painting Print and 5 similar items

This is for a Robert Wood brushstroke enhanced giclée on canvas of his original work titled "Pacific Coast." This is in excellent condition. This is a large piece at 44" x 32". Very few of these exist now on canvas. All of the paper prints you find today are fading badly. They just didn't do paper prints very well back then. This version on canvas is still rich in color with brushstrokes as shown. This was under corporate ownership at one time by the prolific early Texas restaurant chain Wyatt's. This was recently acquired in San Antonio where Wood lived from 1923 to 1940 creating his plein air paintings and becoming a renowned Texas artist. In just a few short years by the time Wood painted "Pacific Coast" in California in 1945 he had established himself as one of the greatest landscape painters in the U.S. The back of the canvas shows the previous owner including what looks like their inventory reference numbers, the restaurant chain number, the painting's title, the artist, and the lighting instructions. Four screw holes for the lighting fixture can be seen at the top center. The paper on the back also shows a superficial water stain with absolutely no affect on the frame or the canvas farther below it as show in the photo. Free shipping and insurance in the U.S.