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PHIL HAYS.
Outdoor reception/figures in orange.Graphite
and gouache in grey, cream, and shades of
tangerine, on board. 665x495 mm; 26
1
/
4
x19
1
/
2
inches. Used as advertising for Lester Rossin
Associates, NewYork City. Signed lower right.
Some minor edgewear, crease to lower left
corner, some light, unobtrusive surface residue
in image. Circa early 1960s.
[300/400]
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DAVID STONE MARTIN.
“That Winter.” Ink and watercolor on paper.
260x203 mm; 10
1
/
4
x8 inches. Unsigned but
stamped on verso. Used for advertising by
Lester Rossin Associates, NewYork. Slightly
bowed, glue remnant to lower left margin of
image recto. Early 1960s.
[200/300]
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PHIL HAYS.
Couple on a Train. Gouache on board. 521x419 mm; 20
1
/
2
x16
1
/
2
inches. Signed lower left.
Used for advertising by Lester Rossin Associates, NewYork. Some surface marks and a bit
of crackling to white paint. Circa early 1960.
[300/400]
Phil Hays was an award winning illustrator and legendary Chairman of the illustration department at
Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, California. His clients included Rolling Stone, Esquire,
Sports Illustrated, Cosmopolitan, and Redbook, among others. In the 1970s he created a series of
album covers for MuddyWaters, Bessie Smith, Billie Holiday, and Jerry Lee Lewis at Columbia records.
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