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International artist creates Clark County Historical Museum Poster 
| Internationally known illustrator and Clark County, Wa., resident
Paul Lanquist created this 18" x 24" poster of the 1909 Vancouver, Wa., Carnegie
Library building which now serves as the Clark County Historical
Museum. You can own a copy for $19.99 + tax and $9.95 postage &
handling. Call, 360-993-5679, or visit the museum, 1511 Main St., Vancouver, Wa., to order yours today. Visa and Master Card accepted. |
Meet the artist - Paul Lanquist In the shadow of Mount St. Helens volcano, where the folklore of Big Foot and the legend of D.B. Cooper were born, illustrator Paul Lanquist creates a steady stream of poster art that tells the story of America. Lanquist, the grandson
of Dust Bowl farm laborers, grew up in a red-white- and-blue-collar home in Bakersfield, Calif.
He got his start working as a commercial illustrator for many Northwest chains
like Fred Meyer and GI Joe's. But he has a uniquely American past, which his work
embodies, often celebrating America’s
rugged individualist and its pioneer spirit. |