Calvin Anderson, My Kingdom For A Horse

Calvin Anderson Entitled My Kingdom For A Horse, this 1940-50s ink wash on paper drawing of a fashionable woman with her horse is by Bay Area painter, printmaker, and designer Calvin Anderson (1925-2023). He studied at CCAC and Art Center College in the 1940s and worked as a commercial art director in San Francisco for 40 years. Anderson created graphics for the SF Ballet for 20 years, and two of his poster designs are in the permanent collection at SFMOMA. Anderson taught Design at SFAI in the 1960s. He was a prolific printmaker in the 1990s-2000s, creating hundreds of minimal, abstract compositions drawing from his love of Modernism and design. 1940-50s Ink Wash on Paper 17"x22" unframed Estate stamped lower right, titled in the image area on the right. Good vintage condition.

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