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Charley Harper    (American, 1922-2007)

 Charley Harper - An anaconda captures a jaguar. (pp. 58, 59) (Works on Paper (Drawings, Watercolors etc.)) h: 11 x w: 28.5 in / h: 27.9 x w: 72.4 cm
Charley Harper
An anaconda captures a jaguar. (pp. 58, 59) 1968
 
 Charley Harper - An okapi washes his ear with his extra long tongue. A thick-coated alpaca...  (p. 98) (Works on Paper (Drawings, Watercolors etc.)) h: 11.2 x w: 7.2 in / h: 28.4 x w: 18.3 cm
Charley Harper
An okapi washes his ear with his extra long tongue. A thick-coated alpaca... (p. 98) 1968
 
 Charley Harper - Earth and satellite (p. 43), Sohioan Magazine Centennial Issue (Paintings) h: 8 x w: 13.8 in / h: 20.3 x w: 35.1 cm
Charley Harper
Earth and satellite (p. 43), Sohioan Magazine Centennial Issue 1970
 
 Charley Harper - Lavoisier measuring the amount of oxygen a man uses (p. 21) (Works on Paper (Drawings, Watercolors etc.)) h: 12.1 x w: 16.8 in / h: 30.7 x w: 42.7 cm
Charley Harper
Lavoisier measuring the amount of oxygen a man uses (p. 21) 1961
 
 Charley Harper - Rocket Belt, Mechanical Horse, and Automatically Controlled Car, Sohioan Magazine Centennial Issue (Paintings) h: 24.8 x w: 19.8 in / h: 63 x w: 50.3 cm
Charley Harper
Rocket Belt, Mechanical Horse, and Automatically Controlled Car, Sohioan Magazine Centennial Issue 1970
 
 Charley Harper - Structure of the DNA Molecule (p. 63) (Works on Paper (Drawings, Watercolors etc.)) h: 10 x w: 7 in / h: 25.4 x w: 17.8 cm
Charley Harper
Structure of the DNA Molecule (p. 63) 1961
 
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Biography
1922 Born in Frenchton, West Virginia on August 4th- Harper's upbringing on his family farm influenced his work to his last days
Studied at the Art Academy of Cincinnati; won the academy’s first Stephen H. Wilder Traveling Scholarship.
Charley met fellow student and artist Edie Mckee whom he married shortly after graduation
During his career, Charley Harper illustrated numerous books, notably The Golden Book of Biology, magazines such as Ford Times, as well as many prints, posters, and other works
Charley Harper passed away on Sunday, June 10th, 2007 after contending with pneumonia for some months.
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