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Summer 2004
Rugged
southwestern Wisconsin landscapes inspire
the work of Charles Munch, an artist from Lone Rock, Wisconsin.
His bold, richly colored paintings
are populated with animals and people, highlighting the
connections between
humans and nature. Two of his
original paintings hang in the Madison Environmental Group
offices, and three more hang in the home of Sonya Newenhouse.
We designed the send-again notecards to share his work with
the community.
Send-Again Notecards
For
Earth Day 2002, we created “send-again notecards” featuring
two of Munch's paintings: Wisconsin Fantasy and Girl from
Glacier Town. The notecards are perforated down the fold,
so you can send them to a friend who can tear off the back
and send it again as a postcard. They are printed in soy-based
inks on acid-free paper, total chlorine-free pulp, with
20% post-consumer waste.
Dane County
Cultural Affairs Commission Poster
Madison
Environmental Group donated the use of Wisconsin
Fantasy for
the 2004 Dane County Cultural Affairs Commission poster.
The poster was produced with generous support from Alliant
Energy. For more information, visit www.culturalaffairscommission.com.
The
poster is available for a $1 suggested donation (plus shipping).
To
order a poster, please call us at 608.280.0800 or email
us. You can also visit our office and save shipping
costs.
To
learn more about Charles Munch's work, please visit:
The
Guild.com or The
Wisconsin Academy.
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