Soft Ground etching in a light orange/brown ink of one of the prints in the Desert set that Burr completed in 1921. This one is signed lower left and numbered 31 of 40 lower right. It is framed and in very good condition. Reference; Seber #190
Etching and aquatint of the Verde River on the Apache Reservation. The work was done circa 1930 and is in very good condition and framed. It was pictured in Arizona Highways in 1939 and Fine Prints of the Year in 1933. Reference is Seeber 322
Etching & Dry point of the San Francisco Mountain, Arizona. The work is signed an d titled, in very good condition and conservation matted. Reference is Seeber #339
Etching by Burr, signed and titled from his Colorado series, circa 1915. The print is in very good condition and is conservation matted. Reference is Seeber #132. Sll and circa 1915.
Mezzotint by George Elbert Burr - Seeber #68. The work is the only mezzotint that Burr ever did, it was just to difficult a process as he noted. The work is signed in pencil and numbered 5 lower right and noted Del en Imp. It is matted and framed and in very good condition.
Summer Cloud - Arizona, aka Desert Clouds is a etching & aquatint, indicative of Burr's skill as a print maker.The work is signed and titled and is circa 1920, very good condition & conservation matted. Ref: Seeber 333
Original signed lithograph print by George Elbert Burr of a winter landscape, titled 'Winter No. 2'. Presented in a custom frame with archival materials measuring 15 x 17 ¾ inches. Image size measures 7 ¼ x 10 ¼ inches.
Etching & drypoint of the only work by Burr with a rainbow showing prominently. The wok measures 10" x 12", is in very good condition and is conservation matted. It is signed lower left and titled lower center. Reference Seeber 284
From the Desert Set, this work by Burr is a drypoint signed lower left and measuring 9" x 12'. This was in a special exhibition of the Desert Etchings by Burr in 1990 curated by Mitchell, Brown Gallery, Inc, Tucson, AZ. This work is numbered 24 of 40. Reference Seeber #211
