Where the High Winds Blow - Renato Fratini, Giclée Print Print:59.5cm X 42cm The original artwork was a

The original artwork was a pencil drawing on art board

Before the advent of full colour television in 1969 women’s magazines were enormously popular in the UK

Their influential art directors competed to hire the freshest illustration talent of the time to illustrate all manner of content including exceptional short stories and serialisations

Kubrick’s production design included modernist crew uniforms designed by Hardy Amies depicted here by Sanders with a fashion illustration sensibility

The original artwork was an acrylic painting on art board

Where the High Winds Blow - Renato Fratini, Giclée Print Print:59.5cm X 42cm The original artwork was aLever Gallery Prints Professional high resolution scan, colour adjusted to closely represent original artwork. Gicle print on 100% Cotton Rag Hahnemhle 308gsm Fine Art Paper, using archival pigmented inks. Paper size 59. 5 cm X 42 cm If you have any questions regarding this edition please email info@levergallery. com Original painting, acrylic on board, 1965 David Walker wrote the bestselling adventure Where the High Winds Blow in 1960. It was