Beautiful framed Harry Wysocki Heronim Japanese Pagoda Landscape print. Matted in a wood color and in a large gold tone frame. Stamped in bottom left corner. Framed art is approx 27" x 1" x 33". Print is approx 21" x 27". Framed art is in good. used condition with some wearing on the frame.

Harry Wysocki, (A.F.P.A.A.), AKA Heronim was prominent on the American art scene for many years. He was born in a Polish-American neighborhood in Detroit and later moved to Los Angeles, where he graduated from Art Center College of Design. Shortly after the end of World War II, Harry enlisted in the Merchant Marines and sailed the high seas to exotic ports, which became subject matter for his early works. In Japan he was commissioned to paint the History of the Army Airborne Engineers, which he executed in a series of six murals. Working with Japanese artists, he was inspired by the art of Hiroshige, whose influence is apparent in his early works. After returning home from Japan, he started experimenting with art nouveau and art deco styles.