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Below are 3 separate pieces:
1. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Cover Art)
(featuring Harry, Dumbledore, Fluffy, Hedwig, and the Unicorn used by Voldemort/Quirrel)
2. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Cover Art)
(featuring Harry, Ron, Hermione, Ms. Norris, and the Basilisk)
3. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Cover Art)
(featuring Harry, Hermione, Sirius Black, Scabbers, Lupin as a werewolf, the Stag Patronus, 2 Dememtors of Azkaban, and Buckbeak)
Each fits the following decriptions:
Hand signed by Artist Mary GrandPre
Numbered limited edition giclee, 500 series
Image Size: 11h x 25w Paper Size: 15h x 29w
Release Date: 03.07.08
$425 Unframed
This is the first time that Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling has allowed these images to be used
for anything other than strictly cover art. They can only be printed as limited edition fine art giclees.
Scroll down to read about the artist, Mary GrandPre.
About the Artist: Mary GrandPre
Educated at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Mary GrandPre began her career as a conceptual illustrator for local editorial clients. Continually experimenting with media, Mary underwent many artistic changes in her expressive visual form. Her concerns for light, color, drawing, and design came together in evocative, ethereal pastel paintings evolving toward a style she now calls "soft geometry".
Mary's new work attracted corporate advertising and editorial clients. Some of the include: Ogilvy & Mather, BBD&O, Whittle Communications, The Richards Group, Neenah Paper, Atlantic Monthly Magazine, Random House, Berkley, Penguin, Dell and McGraw Hill publishers. Recently, she was featured on the cover of Time Magazine for her work with the Harry Potter Series and also worked as a visionary in the environment/scenery development in Dreamworks animated film Antz
Mary's work has received national recognition through awards received from: The Society of Illustrators, Communication Arts, Graphis, Print and Art Direction. Her work was chosen among thousands of illustrators to be on the cover of Showcase 16, and a n article was written about her "conceptual editorial assignments" in Step-by-Step Graphics. Communications Arts Magazine has also done a "career retrospective" article in their January/Febuary 200 edition.
Additionally, Mary has now illustrated six beatiful children's books and is at work on the seventh. Her book illustration possesses higly personalized lyrical story interpretations and has received very favorable reviews in the national press.
It is unusual for an illustrator to work successfully in so many genres of illustration at one time, from advertising and corporate to editorial and children's books. Her reputation is now world renown for her delightfully stunning illustrations.
