Harvey Edwards 
"Ballet Slippers" 
This Artwork is:
New Frame
Published by Donald Art Co. Portchester, NY in 1979
Never before owned- However due to the age of the item (published 1979) expect that there could be some minor imperfections in the paper- but in overall excellent condition!
Lithograph
Custom Framed in a contemporary black/silver frame
Framed Size : 28" x 39"
Hanging hardware included on back of frame
Interested in different framing?  Contact us!!
Legendary dance photographer
About
Harvey Edwards is a celebrated artist who has won worldwide critical acclaim from some of the nation's leading reviewers. The New York Times wrote (with his) "…impeccable prints, Mr. Edwards conveys the intensity of his involvement by closing in on the telling details of a scene". Applause comes from Art Business News, as well, reviewing Mr. Edwards as "the master of his art who has the sensitivity to express true emotions through powerful images which leave a dramatic and lasting impression".

CBS Sunday Morning filmed Harvey Edwards creating an Image called Lineaire Joindre for which all the proceeds went to the Ronald McDonald House in New York City.

Harvey Edwards artwork has appeared in over 200 movies, TV show, commercials, music videos with Jennifer Lopez, Sixteen Candles, Fame TV Show, Friends, Seinfeld, Dr. Pepper commercial, Ford Foundation annual report cover, Ernst and Young, and the list goes on and on. Celebrities who have own or have owned Harvey Edwards artworks, to name a few, are Diane Keaton, Angelina Jolie, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Gerald Arpino, Renée Zellweger, Tony Bennett, Cary Grant, Robert Redford, Elvis Presley, Joanne Woodward, Madonna, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Oprah Winfrey, Kate Hudson, to name just a few.

Originally recognized for his compelling images of ballet dancers such as "LEG WARMERS", BALLET SLIPPERS" known to be classics, he continued to create memorable images that are graphic, unique and could only be a "Harvey Edwards" image.

"As we live in a world where the price of art makes it unattainable for most to acquire, my philosophy is art must be made accessible for all to own. For without art in our lives what is left?"- H. Edwards