AMERICA TO MEXICO - VIC HERMAN (1919-1999) "SWEET" BALLET FOLKLORIO MEXICO $150.

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FINE ART LIMITED EDITION LITHOGRAPH<br>"SWEET" - A LIFESAVER IN TIME<br>AMERICA TO MEXICO FINE ART ARTIST VIC HERMAN<br>This is an outstanding, beautiful<br>Limited Edition<br>Lithograph "Sweet"<br>Signed & Numbered<br>by<br>famous<br>American Artist Vic Herman<br>(1919-1999).<br>In<br>"Sweet"<br>, the artist presents a famous ballerina from the<br>Ballet Folklorico de Mexico<br>. She is about to put a Life Saver in her mouth. In real life, this is vitally important for her to do – She is diabetic. She needs the sugar from a Life Saver before every performance! Mr. Herman'<br>s appreciation of Mexico<br>'<br>s people is clearly evident in this Fine Lithograph.<br>Mr. Herman<br>was born in Massachusetts, but grew up in Los Angeles where he learned to speak Spanish and nurtured a great love and respect for his Mexican-American schoolmates and neighbors.<br>During World War II<br>, Mr. Herman was a field correspondent for "Stars and Stripes" and created the character<br>Winnie the WAC<br>for the U.S. Navy. He later created other figures including<br>Elsie the Cow and Reddy Kilowatt.<br>His illustrations were carried in virtually all of the national magazines of his day.<br>Mr. Herman was nationally and internationally-known as<br>"<br>The Norman Rockwell of Mexico<br>"<br>because he portrayed the Mexican people in their own culture, doing their normal day-to-day activities as well as at their special times, just as Mr. Rockwell did for the American people. The artist often gave his artwork such<br>whimsical titles as: "Eating Up the Profits"<br>,<br>"<br>Patience Is the Companion of Wisdom<br>"<br>,<br>"Birth of a Tycoon of Manana", "Two Heads Are Better Th<br>an One", and "A Bellyful Means a Happy Heart"<br>.<br>The<br>"Sweet" Image<br>was part of the<br>"<br>Many Faces of Mexico Exhibition<br>"<br>that traveled extensively in Mexico and the United States under the sponsorship of<br>both the Mexican and American Governments<br>. In February 1974,<br>American Artist Magazine<br>published its<br>article<br>by Frederic Whitaker,<br>"<br>Vic Herman: Ambassador with a Brush<br>", a name by which Mr. Herman also became known. His<br>artwork is today included in numerous public, private, and corporate Fine Art Collections.<br>This<br>"Sweet"<br>Fine Art Limited Edition Lithograph<br>is<br>number 23<br>from the artist<br>'<br>s<br>limited edition of 300 numbered lithographs plus Proofs. Its<br>image size is 16" high by 26" wide; its paper size 19½" by 29".<br>Mr. Herman signed the lithograph in the bottom right-hand margin below the image and wrote the edition number on the left.<br>The Lithograph is<br>in new condition<br>, having been kept in a protective Mylar sleeve, climate-controlled, and never framed.<br>It comes with a<br>Certificate of Authenticity<br>from the International Fine Art Distributor of the Limited Edition.<br>This is a<br>superb, with a story to tell Fine Art Lithograph<br>by<br>renowned American Artist Vic Herman<br>.<br>Copyright 2021 Arta<br>new.US<br>RE: PACKING & SHIPPING<br>– The shipping cost includes shipping t<br>he artwork by USPS Priority Mail in a<br>special, hard, 4-inch-diameter<br>fine art shipping tube<br>that we purchase from a company in Atlanta, Georgia, especially for that purpose. We<br>insure<br>all fine artwork shipped<br>.<br>INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING<br>– We ship to collectors worldwide