Henry Linton
"Symbolic Portrait of a Great City"
The painting was commissioned in 1978 by WBBM-FM Radio, in Chicago, to appear on a calendar promoting the radio station.
Over the years, Hank Linton worked as an art director, at a number of different Chicago, advertising agencies. Whenever possible, he would retire to his farm in upper Michigan to paint. Hank could paint in almost any genre but his true love was surrealism. Several of Hank's paintings were on display at the once famous, Ricardo's restaurant on Rush Street.
This wonderful painting is about to begin a "display-tour" of several of the buildings depicted in the painting. It will first hang at the HANCOCK CENTER, on the 94th floor, at the Observatory level for the months of February and March, 2008. For more information regarding the painting, the tour or the possible acquisition, please contact Bob Danon at bob@rcdanon.com
"Symbolic Portrait of a Great City", 1978, Size: 48" x 60"
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Price: Please Call (847 899-7758) or Email (bob@rcdanon.com) For Pricing Information.
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