Offset lithographWinter scenes1234
Heading Home
- Year
- 19904
- Medium
- Limited-edition print of an oil painting. No source read names the printing process for this title; auction listings describe two other Redlin limited editions as offset lithographs on paper.423
- Edition
- 2006 Holiday Edition: 2,006 numbered prints, with 200 artist’s proofs. The print was first released in 1990.45
- Size
- Image 32 × 18½ in (2006 edition)4
- Issue price
- [issue price not confirmed]
Redlin said the picture made him think of a newly married couple preparing for their first Christmas, with the dog their only “kid”. In the background are wintering geese, a dock and an old boat, waiting for spring.4
What it sells for
Recent eBay sold listings for Heading Home ranged from $55 to $155, with a median of $80
- Low
- $55
- Median
- $80
- High
- $155
All Terry Redlin listings, for comparison: 278 sold, $3 to $2,240, median $93.
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How to identify it
The print was first released in 1990 and came out again as the 2006 Holiday Edition of 2,006 prints. The 2006 prints have a black-and-white printed remarque in the lower left margin and a 32 × 18½ inch image.4
The two sellers describe the 2006 prints differently. The Redlin Art Center calls them signed and numbered. Wild Wings calls the regular edition numbered, and only the 200 artist’s proofs signed and numbered.45
A Legacy Canvas, 37 × 22 inches, was made in an edition of 500 signed and numbered canvases. The Encore II print, with an 18 × 10½ inch image, is an unsigned open edition.4
[size of the original 1990 edition not confirmed]
Terry Redlin prints in general
The Redlin Art Center defines a limited edition as a reproduction that is signed and sequentially numbered by the artist. The signature is usually in one of the lower corners, beside a number that looks like a fraction: the print’s own number over the size of the edition.6
Many Redlin prints are open editions, and these are neither signed nor numbered. The art center describes the Encore and Encore II prints (image 18 × 10½ inches), the Elite prints (24 × 14 inches) and the Museum Canvas (39¾ × 23 inches) that way. Some of them come with a certificate of authenticity, so a certificate does not by itself make a print a limited edition.789
He stopped signing prints when he retired in June 2007. The holiday limited editions issued after that are numbered but not signed: Winter Wonderland in 2007 (2,007 prints) and The Sharing Season II in 2014 (2,014 prints). Each has a printed remarque in the lower left margin.101112
This print on eBay now
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Sources
- Bev Doolittle: Limited Edition Prints, by Myrna Zanetell. Southwest Art Magazine, June 1997.
- Terry Redlin Offset Lithograph “Winter Wonderland,” 1992. EBTH (online estate auction).
- Terry Redlin Limited Edition Offset Lithograph “O Beautiful for Spacious Skies”. EBTH (online estate auction).
- Heading Home. Redlin Art Center.
- Heading Home - Limited Edition Paper. Wild Wings.
- Artwork Terms to Know. Redlin Art Center.
- Evening Solitude. Redlin Art Center.
- Twilight Time. Redlin Art Center.
- Best Friends. Redlin Art Center.
- About Terry 1937-2016. Redlin Art Center.
- Winter Wonderland. Redlin Art Center.
- Sharing Season II. Redlin Art Center.