On Wednesday, April 11th, join muralist and art historian Steve Shriver at the PDC as he discusses classical painted European ornament and where it can be found around Los Angeles. He will focus on the work of Anthony Heinsbergen Sr. who painted many local landmarks including City Hall. Shriver will showcase some of the work he's done over the past decade on Heinsbergen's Pacific Palisades home. Shriver is based in Rancho Palos Verdes, where he works out of a studio in a home designed by Gordon Kauffman.
Top image: The library ceiling at the Heinsbergen house features Steve Shriver's mural of Zeus and Ganymede. Photo by Mark Tanner for Easy Reader News.
Reception to follow at Century Furniture, Suite B425.
There is no cost, but please RSVP to marketing@pacificdesigncenter.com.
Other upcoming lectures:
Thursday, April 26 at 11:00AM
Blue Conference Center | Suite B259
"Sales & Use Tax for the Interior Designer" (0.1 CEU)
Fred Duenas, CPA & Senior Auditor from the California State Board of Equalization
Please RSVP to marketing@pacificdesigncenter.com.
Thursday, May 3 at 11:00AM
Blue Conference Center | Suite B259
"Luxury by Land and by Sea" (0.1 CEU)
Yvonne Colacion, Colacion Studio & Kirk Nix, KNA Design
Please RSVP to marketing@pacificdesigncenter.com.
Tuesday, May 8 at 11:00AM
Blue Conference Center | Suite B259
"The Modern Woman: Style & Taste in Early 20th Century France"
(CEU Course #30123)
James Caughman, Kohler Interiors Group
Please RSVP to marketing@pacificdesigncenter.com.
“History of Painted Ornament in Design” is really very good to me to read about it. I like to read this at this time. Thanks for this allocation.
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