In Memoriam 1937-2015
Bob Sherman’s interest in commercial art started at New Trier High School, where he enjoyed lettering and designing ads for the school paper. He later worked as a commercial artist for the Penny Saver, an advertising paper in the south suburbs. Bob has tried other media but prefers oil. A meticulous artist, he strives for color intensity and contrast. To keep colors pure, he uses eight small turpentine cups, each with its own set of color-coded brushes. Bob serves on the art league board and helped to establish the annual Youth Art Fair. You can view his work here: http://progressinitiatives.com/ArtRS/FEATURERS.html
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Lake Michigan Fog
Botanic Garden Path
Self Portrait 2008
Main Building
Summer Art Fair
A House Portrait
Fall Foliage
Abandoned House on Cobb Island
Portrait of a Dog
Floral Arrangement
Self Portrait 1988
Still Life with Silver Pitcher
Wood
Reflections of Neon Lights on Puddles
Dogs
Egret on Fox River
Rainbow