Sunset Boulevard’s famed Marlboro Man as photographed by legendary lens artist, Joel H. Mark is currently on display.
September 20, 2006 (Press Release) --
Marlboro Man Rides Again; Joel Mark Photographs an American Icon
West Hollywood, California – September 21, 2006
Sunset Boulevard’s famed Marlboro Man as photographed by legendary lens artist, Joel H. Mark is currently on display at West Hollywood Picture Framing Gallery, 8091 Selma Ave, West Hollywood. Located only yards away from Sunset Boulevard where the once admired and later controversial billboard was featured, collectors will be able to obtain a limited edition of history and art.
Joel H. Mark is not new to American icons, he has photographed Ed Moses and Dennis Hopper, among others. Recently, featured at The Pacific Design Center, is work has appeared in numerous publications including West Hollywood Magazine, Santa Monica Magazine, Santa Monica Business magazine, Downbeat and LA Reader. You may have heard about his recent showings at Bakery Art Exhibitions (The Jazz Bakery, Los Angeles, California), which allowed patrons to view his music and architectural pieces.
West Hollywood Picture Framing believes that people are the most important asset of their business. Co-owners John Pohle and Nita Casar have an exquisite sense of style and an unequaled talent for the delicate balance of artwork and frames. The owners realize that each piece arriving at the gallery is unique and requires different techniques that add to their emotional value and visual display.
Related links:
http://www.joelmarkphotoart.com
http://www.joelmark.com
http://www.whpictureframing.com
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West Hollywood, California – September 21, 2006
Sunset Boulevard’s famed Marlboro Man as photographed by legendary lens artist, Joel H. Mark is currently on display at West Hollywood Picture Framing Gallery, 8091 Selma Ave, West Hollywood. Located only yards away from Sunset Boulevard where the once admired and later controversial billboard was featured, collectors will be able to obtain a limited edition of history and art.
Joel H. Mark is not new to American icons, he has photographed Ed Moses and Dennis Hopper, among others. Recently, featured at The Pacific Design Center, is work has appeared in numerous publications including West Hollywood Magazine, Santa Monica Magazine, Santa Monica Business magazine, Downbeat and LA Reader. You may have heard about his recent showings at Bakery Art Exhibitions (The Jazz Bakery, Los Angeles, California), which allowed patrons to view his music and architectural pieces.
West Hollywood Picture Framing believes that people are the most important asset of their business. Co-owners John Pohle and Nita Casar have an exquisite sense of style and an unequaled talent for the delicate balance of artwork and frames. The owners realize that each piece arriving at the gallery is unique and requires different techniques that add to their emotional value and visual display.
Related links:
http://www.joelmarkphotoart.com
http://www.joelmark.com
http://www.whpictureframing.com
* * * *
NOTE TO EDITORS: To access press releases regarding Joel H. Mark, background material and contact information on the web, visit: http://www.joelmarkphotoart.com
If you are interested in receiving press releases by fax, call (818) 667-8967 and request a place on our fax information list. If you would like to receive Joel H. Mark press releases by email, please send an e-mail message to cbmarketeer@joelmarkphotoart.com with "PR/Subscribe" in the subject line; with your name, company and title in the body of the e-mail.
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