These vintage 1960's George Buckett Litho Prints measures 8" x 10" They were published by Donald Art Co. NY, USA They are in very good condition as shown. George Buckett was born in England in 1939. He studied for three years at the East Cowles Technical College for the Building Trades. He never finished as he left to join the British Merchant Navy. After traveling around the world with the Navy, he worked at sundry odd jobs and finally came to America in 1957. He began working in an advertising agency as an artist with several greeting card companies and eventually struck out on his own as a free lance artist. In the 1960’s Buckett did illustrations for Golden Books with Irma Joyce, writer, including the popular “Never Talk to Strangers.” He did poster premiums and greeting cards and he was considered one of the “Big Eye” artists. Buckett exhibited in England, New York and Florida and was renowned for his whimsical animal pictures, all rendered with imagination and humor in bright colors. His work has a beguiling, happy quality while Buckett, personally, lived with a debilitating depression