William R. Sullivan (September 10, 1942 – October 22, 2010) was an American painter, printmaker and publisher. Sullivan made new the vast spaces and swooning optimism of nineteenth-century Luminist painting. About his own work he said "My ambition as an artist has been to take the painting of the New York School Realists of the generation before me to places it has never gone before. In the Hudson River School, I found an ambition and love of nature that I was able to translate into a vision that is my own." This lovely piece depicting Lady Liberty is a perfect example of Sullivan's ability to alter scale and detail for design and beauty. It is well framed in cherry wood and is in good condition, although the frame has some small nicks. Please see photographs. Your purchase will support The Green Chair Project, a home-furnishing nonprofit organization that supports families in need and in crisis.