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Harold Anderson SIGNATURES
1894 Boston, Massachusetts - 1973. Known for: Magazine illustration, commercial art, painting.
Creating artwork for national magazines, billboard posters and designing of national advertising campaigns, Harold Anderson was dedicated to illustration and commercial art. He lived in Old... Read full biography
Creating artwork for national magazines, billboard posters and designing of national advertising campaigns, Harold Anderson was dedicated to illustration and commercial art. He lived in Old Greenwich, Connecticut in the 1940s and Nahant, Massachusetts in the late 1950s. Anderson was trained at the... Read full biography
Creating artwork for national magazines, billboard posters and designing of national advertising campaigns, Harold Anderson was dedicated to illustration and commercial art. He lived in Old Greenwich, Connecticut in the 1940s and Nahant, Massachusetts in the late 1950s. Anderson was trained at the Fenway School of Illustration Art with Chase Emerson, Harold Brett and Arthur Spear. Memberships included the Society of Illustrators, Old Greenwich Art Association and Westport Art Association. He... Read full biography
Creating artwork for national magazines, billboard posters and designing of national advertising campaigns, Harold Anderson was dedicated to illustration and commercial art. He lived in Old Greenwich, Connecticut in the 1940s and Nahant, Massachusetts in the late 1950s. Anderson was trained at the Fenway School of Illustration Art with Chase Emerson, Harold Brett and Arthur Spear. Memberships included the Society of Illustrators, Old Greenwich Art Association and Westport Art Association. He exhibited work with the Society of Illustrators. Source:. Peter Hastings Falk, Editor, Who Was Who in American Art
Creating artwork for national magazines, billboard posters and designing of national advertising campaigns, Harold Anderson was dedicated to illustration and commercial art. He lived in Old Greenwich, Connecticut in the 1940s and Nahant, Massachusetts in the late 1950s. Anderson was trained at the Fenway School of Illustration Art with Chase Emerson, Harold Brett and Arthur Spear. Memberships included the Society of Illustrators, Old Greenwich Art Association and Westport Art Association. He exhibited work with the Society of Illustrators. Source:. Peter Hastings Falk, Editor, Who Was Who in American Art
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