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We have received photographs from Georgia muralist Sonny Franks of a painted wall sign he recently finished in Pontiac, Illinois. Two newspaper (Pontiac) accounts (Gwinnett) detail the origins of the sign and the dedication to Sonny's father.
I wanted to share both the original 1941 Canadian cardboard poster and some of the photos Sonny sent us showing the sign progress.
My name is Phil Mooney, and I've served as the historian/archivist for
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What a great story, a great person, a great artist and a great mural. So much talented people out there...
Posted by: Ray | July 14, 2009 at 12:37 PM
Nice job... it looks great!
Great work!
Posted by: Ramon Marquez | July 20, 2009 at 01:02 PM