Lithographer Doyle Jeter Unveils Please Please Me series at Penn State Beatles Conference
Famous Louisiana lithographer – Enoch Doyle Jeter will be having a one man art show at PSU Altoona’s Beatles Conference of his 14 lithographs created for new Beatles book.
Jan. 23, 2014 - MONROE, La. -- Enoch ‘Doyle’ Jeter has announced that he will unveil his latest collection of artwork at the Penn State Altoona Beatles Conference to be held February 6-9, 2014. Doyle, aninstructor in Fine Arts Printmakingat the University Of Louisiana at Monroe, LA, and has produced a series of 14 original lithographs expressly for Jude Southerland Kessler’s 3rd book, She Loves You,on the life of John Lennon. Each print represents a song from the Beatles first album, ‘Please Please Me’. This is the first time these works will be shown in public. Along with his art exhibition, Mr. Jeter has been elected to jury the Student Beatles Art Exhibition and will be doing a Q&A for the students and a walk-through of his exhibition throughout the weekend. Jeter’s award-winning lithographs grace numerous private collections in the United States, Canada, Ireland, Germany, Holland, Venezuela, and Puerto Rico with several of Jeter’s works in permanent museum collections, such as the Santa Fe Museum of Fine Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico and the Anderson Museum of Fine Arts in Roswell, New Mexico. He recently led a one-day Lithography Seminar in Cork City, Ireland
Source: PR Log
lithograph by Doyle Jeter
