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Every print is personally signed and numbered by Craig Stover. Most prints are in an edition of 100 but some are special editions of just 10.
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The Three Graces (Summer)
Most Popular Print
The Three Graces (Summer),1996.
11”x 11” (image size) w/ 1" border, signed (lr) editioned to 100
Only 38 copies left
This Three Graces painting was made by combining Raphael’s painting of the same name along with a 5th century Tibetan floral pattern. The original oil painting was made on a prepared fabric that has a woven paisley pattern in the weave.
Bathers
Second Most Popular Print
Bathers, 2014
15.5"x11” image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr) editioned to 100
The original pastel drawing came from studies of Cezanne's Bathers painting in the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia. The three figures represent the artist, his wife and child on vacation in Surry, Maine. The water is the Union River Bay with the Acadia Mountains in the background. This image was used as the cover for the Bather's book that showcased a selection of works from the series.
Row Home
Row Home, 2006
11”x14” image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr)
editioned to 100
Only 48 copies left
The original watercolor shows the artists own row home in the Fairmount neighborhood in Philadelphia. Located in the Fairmount neighborhood of Philadelphia, the artist's studio is in the front on the third floor.
Storm
Storm, 2026
11”x14” image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr)
editioned to 10
In the summer of 2025, I became enamored with a series of drawings by DaVinci all titled Deluge. I loved the idea of making storms in my artworks and this became the basis for a series of works based on the idea of natural disasters. It also is a reference to the political climate of the time.
Mar
Artist's Favorite
Mar, 2013
11”x11” image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr) editioned to 100.
Similar to the Bathers series, this artwork is a beach scene showing the Union River Bay with the Arcadia Mountains in the background. The absence of figures reflects the private nature of the location while the small boat implies that there is possible fun and adventure in this place.
Imaginary Botanicals 1
Imaginary Botanicals I, 2004
11”x12.5” image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr) editioned to 100.
The Imaginary Botanical series of artworks was started the day after 9/11. It was my way of bringing joy in the face of grief. What I like most about this image is how the colors and movement of the picture makes most people smile.
Aside from the imagined plants, I was also thinking about how people might imagine them smelling - which is why I made the space around them so colorful and active.
Imaginary Botanical 2
Imaginary Botanicals, 2006
11”x 13” image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr) editioned to 100.
In this artwork, I was continuing to pursue invented botanicals but also found a way to incorporate a hidden figure. The figure comes from Boucher's Ms. O'Murphy (1752). This artwork was reproduced on the cover for the October 2008 issue of Art Matter.
Philadelphia
Philadelphia, 2005
6”x 17” image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr) editioned to 100.
A fun and lively picture of the Artist's hometown. Made in 2005, it shows a city on the rise with City Hall on the left and the Schuylkill river on the right.
Sentinel I
Sentinel I, 2021
11”x 16”image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr) editioned to 100.
The Sentinels is a series of pictures that started at the beginning of the pandemic. At that time, I felt like everyone was looking for a little bit of security, a little bit of extra protection. So I made these soldiers (each holding their own large spear and standing at attention) to act as guardians and to watch out for those who own them.
Sentinel II
Sentinel II, 2020
11”x 16”image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr) editioned to 100.
This very colorful Sentinel has their hand raised to form the letter "S" which is a nod to my dear friend, Sam Maitin.
Sentinel III
Sentinel III, 2023
11”x 16”image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr) editioned to 100.
This large guardian stands at attention next to a small building which was appropriated from a Picasso painting of an abstract figure next to a beach hut. Here, this figure stands tall while the wind whips through their hair.
The Maine House
The Maine House, 2004
7”x 17” image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr) editioned to 100.
This artwork is a memory of a friends house in Maine showing the house on the river with a long private driveway to the secluded residence.
Minotaur
Minotaur,2014
11"x12” image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr) editioned to 100
Skull I
Skull I, 2020
11"x11” image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr) editioned to 100
This artwork was made using a linocut over watercolor on paper. There are several version in this Skull series but this one in particular is a favorite.
Skull II
Skull II, 2020
11"x11” image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr) editioned to 100
This large original pastel drawing is one of a series of Skull drawings are actually self portraits of the artist.
Deluge
Deluge, 2025
15”x11” image size w/ 1" border, signed (lr)
SPECIAL EDITION of 10
The large original painting of this artwork was exhibited at the ArtShow exhibition (summer, 2025) at the Hicks Art Gallery. Here, two figures are about to be overcome by the deluge that's just starting to wash over them. The figures are painted white to imply that they may be made of marble - which would keep them from escaping the impending storm.