1958 Fancy Free Corvette J58S Wood Print

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It's a chick car! This 1958 Corvette was designed by Ruth Glennie, one of the "Damsels of Design" that GM Vice President of Styling Harley Earl hired in the 1950's. The nine women ranged in age from 22 to 34. All were college-educated. Of the nine, six were assigned to style automobiles to appeal to perspective female buyers.
Its seats were fitted with changeable covers. For spring, the basic seat insert was silver-olive. It was made of perforated leather that matched the solid metallic light-green exterior she chose. For the summer, there was a bright yellow terry cloth sling; for autumn, a red-orange cloth; and for winter, black imitation fur.

"Express your ability sincerely and that is art." In my work I emphasize quality, integrity and spontaneity. Since childhood I have found solace in the creation of art. It is my gift and I try not to waste it. My media of choice are oil painting, sculpture and photography. For me, the three disciplines borrow from each other making each one stronger! Having been a professional picture framer since 1990, the presentation aspect of the art world is always on my mind. It is amazing what a great frame can do. Co-owning Four Corners Framing Company in Holland, Michigan since 1999 has afforded me a front row seat to many types and styles of art. It has been a great and constant inspiration and keeps me on my art toes. You can visit...