Architectural Drawings by Michael Anderson
An exhibition of drawings by architectural illustrator and gallery
member Michael Anderson will be shown in the Gateway Gallery Featured Artists
space Jan 4 through Feb 8, 2009. All the drawings are from the artist's
personal collection and have not been exhibited before. They were commissioned
by architects and designers and depict a variety of projects including
the renovation of the Coronado Ballroom, St. Louis, a Six Flags theme park
ride in Gurnee, IL and an interstate highway extension in Reno, NV. |
Anderson seeks to bring a high level of artistry to his
commercial illustrations. He reveres the masters of line art from the golden
age of illustration such as Charles Dana Gibson, Rockwell Kent, Franklin
Booth and others. "Although the field of architectural illustration is
a narrow one there are truly great artists and fascinating works to be
found there. I am appreciative of the work of the early practitioners
such as Marion Mahony Griffin whose distinctive illustrations depicted
the architecture of Frank LLoyd Wright with such style, and the great Hugh
Ferris." states Anderson. "My work is influenced by current illustrators
creating drawings that posses great precision as well as inspiring imagery." |
The public is invited to an artist's reception to be held
Sunday, Jan 18, 2009, 2-5pm at Gateway Gallery, 7921 Forsyth Blvd., Clayton,
MO
Michael Anderson is a member of the American Society of Architectural
Illustrators.
www.michaelandersonstudio.com/
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