Joe Bowler: Artist & Illustrator — Publisher's Edition

My "Publisher's Editions" are exactly the same as the Deluxe Edition copies, only they are signed and marked with a "P" instead of a number. I make 20 of these to distribute to family and friends, and inevitably I have a few left over. These are extremely limited. 

JOE BOWLER (1928–2016) was one of the youngest members of the famed Charles E. Cooper Studio, and he quickly rose to prominence as one of America’s foremost illustrators. At the height of his success, Bowler was suddenly stricken with polio at the age of thirty. Initially paralyzed from the neck down, he spent seven years in recovery and refused to let it diminish his career. With extraordinary perseverance, he regained his mobility and went on to achieve lasting acclaim as a portrait painter and fine artist. This volume showcases the full breadth of his work—from luminous magazine illustrations to iconic portraits and paintings—celebrating the resilience, artistry, and enduring legacy of a remarkable talent.

224 pages, 9x12 inches, hardcover with dust jacket. Black Slipcase with white foil stamped lettering. Tipped in full-color bookplate signed and marked with a "P" by the author, Daniel Zimmer.

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