Tricking Trick-or-Treaters, Halloween Cover for The Saturday Evening Post
Type:Painting
Year:1951
Size:30.00" x 25.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Left
Notes:
Original cover illustration for The Saturday Evening Post, November, 3, 1951
Amos Sewell ART FOR SALE
1901 San Francisco, California - 1983. Known for: Action-frontier genre, illustrator.
Well known and prolific illustrator, Amos Sewell was born in San Francisco, California. He worked in a San Francisco bank while studying nights at the California School of Fine Arts. He moved to New... Read full biography
Well known and prolific illustrator, Amos Sewell was born in San Francisco, California. He worked in a San Francisco bank while studying nights at the California School of Fine Arts. He moved to New York City by working on a lumber boat via the Panama Canal. While in New York he studied with Guy... Read full biography
Well known and prolific illustrator, Amos Sewell was born in San Francisco, California. He worked in a San Francisco bank while studying nights at the California School of Fine Arts. He moved to New York City by working on a lumber boat via the Panama Canal. While in New York he studied with Guy Pene du Bois, Harvey Dunn and Julian Levi at the Art Students' League and the Grand Central School of Art. He specialized in rural subjects including the frontier. Sewell created work for such... Read full biography
Well known and prolific illustrator, Amos Sewell was born in San Francisco, California. He worked in a San Francisco bank while studying nights at the California School of Fine Arts. He moved to New York City by working on a lumber boat via the Panama Canal. While in New York he studied with Guy Pene du Bois, Harvey Dunn and Julian Levi at the Art Students' League and the Grand Central School of Art. He specialized in rural subjects including the frontier. Sewell created work for such publications as Country Gentleman, Saturday Evening Post and numerous textbooks. He is also known for his illustration of many posters during World War II for the Government's War Manpower Commission Project. Source:. Peter Falk, "Who Was Who in American... Read full biography
Well known and prolific illustrator, Amos Sewell was born in San Francisco, California. He worked in a San Francisco bank while studying nights at the California School of Fine Arts. He moved to New York City by working on a lumber boat via the Panama Canal. While in New York he studied with Guy Pene du Bois, Harvey Dunn and Julian Levi at the Art Students' League and the Grand Central School of Art. He specialized in rural subjects including the frontier. Sewell created work for such publications as Country Gentleman, Saturday Evening Post and numerous textbooks. He is also known for his illustration of many posters during World War II for the Government's War Manpower Commission Project. Source:. Peter Falk, "Who Was Who in American Art". http://www.cashi.com/pg125.htm
Amos Sewell - Art for Sale (2 available)
Back to School, Cover for The Saturday Evening Post
Type:Painting
Year:1959
Size:27.00" x 23.75"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Lower Left
Notes:
Original cover illustration for The Saturday Evening Post, published September 12, 1959