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Nobody Barks In L.A. by Tom Everhart
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Tom Everhart met Peanuts creator Charles M. Schulz in 1980 at his studio - the beginning of an incredible exchange for
the artist. Everhart began by studying Sparky's pen line style and relied on his pointers, critiques, thoughts and private
techniques, developing his own unique interpretation of the classic Little People. Everhart later began drawing special
projects for Schulz and United Media, and in 1990 created his first painting - "Schroeder's Piano" - on a 72 inch by 128
inch painting to convey the immense impression of Schulz's images on our culture. Each work of art in this oversize edition is comprised of two
lithographs which can be framed side by side or mounted together in one large frame.
Since then, many of his incredible paintings have been recreated in fine art
hand-pulled lithography
faithfully capturing the beautiful colors and detail of the original paintings. Edition Size 350. Dimensions approximately
37 by 50 inches unframed overall.
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