Original 2001 Barbadian Watercolors by Eric "E-Rudo-S" Stewart

RARE PAIR: Original 2001 Barbadian Watercolors by Eric "E-Rudo-S" Stewart Up for auction is a striking, original pair of Caribbean fine art watercolors by celebrated Barbadian artist Eric Stewart (signed "E. Rudo-S"). Painted and framed in 2001, these two vibrant pieces beautifully capture the rich cultural heritage and daily life of Barbados. They are housed together in a single custom, professional hardwood frame featuring a bold crimson accent mat layout. The Artworks Included: "Stiltmen at Holetown" – A lively depiction of traditional Afro-Caribbean Moko Jumbie (stilt walker) festival performers during the historic Holetown Festival. Signed and dated in pencil on the margin, and signed within the wash. "Cutting the Canes" – A powerful, expressionistic tribute to Barbadian labor history, depicting a female sugarcane harvester at work during the traditional Crop Over season. Signed and dated in pencil on the margin, and signed within the wash. About the Artist: Artist: Eric "E-Rudo-S" Stewart (Barbadian, b. 1951) Background: A distinguished fine artist and influential art educator, Stewart studied at the Barbados Community College and dedicated nearly 30 years to teaching fine art. Reputation: A prominent member and regular exhibitor with the Barbados Arts Council. Since his landmark solo exhibition Times and Places in 1985, his colorful, expressive watercolor studies of Bajan town life and scenery have become highly sought after by regional and international collectors. Specifications: Medium: Original watercolors on paper Year Created: 2001 Signatures: Double-signed on both pieces (signed inside the artwork wash and co-signed/titled in pencil on the matting margins) Frame Dimensions: 27" W x 22" H (Horizontal / Landscape orientation) Framing Material: Premium, light-finished solid hardwood frame with recessed screw backboards and a heavy-duty braided hanging wire. Equipped with high-clarity protective glass. Condition: Excellent condition. The colors remain incredibly vibrant with no signs of fading, moisture damage, or foxing. The custom wood frame is structurally rock-solid and ready for immediate exhibition. Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue