Poster Scout, by William Robinson Leigh

We are proud to offer this high quality reproduction in the largest possible size (55" tall). Each of our team members has over 25 years of experience in the field of photographic enhancement, color restoration and commercial print production. But of course what makes this work truly special is the outstanding artwork of William Robinson Leigh. Suggested options include: Premium Canvas (Gloss) Cherry Frame with Ivory Conservation Mat Acrylic, non-glare glazing TIP: A complete gift set is only a few clicks away! Look for gifts with a similar style in the Classic Fine Art and Vintage sections of our GalleryGifts store! About the artist: William Robinson Leigh is a noted American artist, who specialized in Western scenes. He was born at Maidstone Manor Farm, Berkeley County, West Virginia. He entered the Maryland Institute at age 14, then attended the Royal Academy in Munich. He returned to the United States and worked painting cycloramas and as a magazine illustrator. In 1906, Leigh traveled to the American West and maintained a studio in New York City. In 1933, he wrote and illustrated The Western Pony. He also traveled to Africa and published a book Frontiers of Enchantment. Hs adventures were chronicled in a number of popular magazines including Life, the Saturday Evening Post, and Colliers. He is known for painting the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone National Forest, but his primary interest were the Hopi and Indians. Source: Wikipedia.org