The Art of Charley Harper: A Retrospective View
Visit Charlie in his Cincinnati design studio as he shows his illustrations that were created for Procter & Gamble, Ivory, Morton Salt through his Ford Times covers which began in the 1940′s. It was the creation of serigraph prints of birds and animal illustrations from the “Ford Times” that took Charley to create illustrations for the National Park Service and eventually to be published in the 1970′s by Frame House Gallery. Charley shares with us what prompted many of his beloved paintings and you’ll gain insight into the mind of this creative genius.
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Visit Charlie in his Cincinnati design studio as he shows his illustrations that were created for Procter & Gamble, Ivory, Morton Salt through his Ford Times covers which began in the 1940′s. It was the creation of serigraph prints of birds and animal illustrations from the “Ford Times” that took Charley to create illustrations for the National Park Service and eventually to be published in the 1970′s by Frame House Gallery. Charley shares with us what prompted many of his beloved paintings and you’ll gain insight into the mind of this creative genius.