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  • ROY E. LAWHORNE (1885-1952). SANTA BARBARA / OLD SPANISH DAYS. 1939. 41x27 inches, 104x69 cm.
    Aug. 06, 2014

    ROY E. LAWHORNE (1885-1952). SANTA BARBARA / OLD SPANISH DAYS. 1939. 41x27 inches, 104x69 cm.

    Est: $1,500 - $2,000

    ROY E. LAWHORNE (1885-1952) SANTA BARBARA / OLD SPANISH DAYS. 1939. 41x27 1/2 inches, 104x69 1/2 cm. Condition B+ / B: repaired tears and restoration in margins and image; overpainting in margins; abrasions in image. Begun in 1924, the celebration of Old Spanish Days in Santa Barbara was created to generate more tourist interest in the region during the summer months. It is a celebration of the area's Mexican and Hispanic heritage. Roy Lawhorne was a commercial artist based in Santa Barbara who spent ten years as Art Director for Seaside Gasoline (based in Summerland, California, just south of Santa Barbara), designing their advertising and calendars. rare.

    Swann Auction Galleries
  • ROY E. LAWHORNE (1885-1952). SANTA BARBARA / OLD SPANISH DAYS. 1940. 41x27 inches, 106x70 cm.
    Oct. 18, 2013

    ROY E. LAWHORNE (1885-1952). SANTA BARBARA / OLD SPANISH DAYS. 1940. 41x27 inches, 106x70 cm.

    Est: $2,000 - $3,000

    ROY E. LAWHORNE (1885-1952) SANTA BARBARA / OLD SPANISH DAYS. 1940. 41 3/4x27 3/4 inches, 106x70 1/2 cm. Condition B+: pin holes in margins and corners; creases and abrasions in image. Paper. Lawhorne taught at Santa Barbara College beginning in 1926, also at the Brooks Institute of Photography. He designed at least four posters for the Old Spanish Days Fiesta from the late 1930s through the early 1940s. It seems clear from the presence of their logo on these posters that Seaside Gasoline was the major sponsor of the event over the years. rare/span

    Swann Auction Galleries
  • ROY E. LAWHORNE (1885-1952). SANTA BARBARA / OLD SPANISH DAYS. 1939. 41x27 inches, 104x69 cm.
    Oct. 18, 2013

    ROY E. LAWHORNE (1885-1952). SANTA BARBARA / OLD SPANISH DAYS. 1939. 41x27 inches, 104x69 cm.

    Est: $2,000 - $3,000

    ROY E. LAWHORNE (1885-1952) SANTA BARBARA / OLD SPANISH DAYS. 1939. 41x27 1/2 inches, 104x69 1/2 cm. Condition B+ / B: repaired tears and restoration in margins and image; overpainting in margins; abrasions in image. Begun in 1924, the celebration of Old Spanish Days in Santa Barbara was created to generate more tourist interest in the region during the summer months. It is a celebration of the area's Mexican and Hispanic heritage. Roy Lawhorne was a commercial artist based in Santa Barbara who spent ten years as Art Director for Seaside Gasoline (based in Summerland, California, just south of Santa Barbara), designing their advertising and calendars. rare/span

    Swann Auction Galleries
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