IN THE John Nelson's
ARTS Pencil Pictures!
Seldom does success In the art
world come to one so young. The
usual pattern Is fame after
death. But John Nelson's talents
cannot be Ignored. In 1983 this
32-year-old artist was selected
from thousands of candidates
for a coveted White House show
ing, which was critically ac
claimed. This was followed by a
MacDonald Corporation con
tract to provide poster art for a
nationwide In-store promotion -
- a rare break for an artist at any
age, because It means instant
fame and recognition. Where did
this genius with pehcll, char
coal, and pen and ink find the
.fralning to propel himself to the
;very cutting edge of American
• artists so quicldy? From him-
Iselil
Yes, John Nelson is complete-
,'ly self-taught, as were Charles
White, Fletcher Martin and John
■James Audubon. His style is
■ marked by extremely detailed
!renderlngs that capture moods
and emotions most other por
trait artists can only hope to im-
,itate. His natural talents give
him the ability to bring out a
^epth and warmth that have en
chanted critics and art fans
alike. His portraits project a
■three-dimensional effect that
■you simply have to see to be-
Jieve.
How fortunate for us that his
;talents were recognized in the
very early stages of his expand
ing career. John Nelson today is
poised to become one of Amerl-
ha's most popular and prolific
artists. And he did it the hard
way - he earned it.
For a full catalog of John Nel
son's work, send $10 to: Cultural
Association, 5839 Sultland
Road, Sultland, Maryland 20746.
Viffi
Q.C. Photographer To Exhibit Work
! Charlotte - The work of Char
lotte photographer Michael Lo
Biondo will beion exhibit August
28 though September in UNC
Charlotte's Cone Center New
Gallery.
The show will Include black
and white and color photo
graphs of architectural, land
scape and studio subjects taken
in a variety of locations includ
ing Charlotte, New York and Ita
ly-
Gallery hours are 8 a.m. - 111
p.m. dally (1-11 p.m. Sundays).
For more information, call Mary
Beth Davis at 547-2521 from
8 a.m. to 5p.m. weekdays.
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