File - Posters (lithographs)

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File consists of material related to Harrison lithography. TH imagery was produced by offset lithography for many purposes – these are distinct from limited edition screen prints (“serigraph”) referred to as “prints” in this fonds and also distinct from “limited edition prints” which were briefly produced by Rie Munoz of Anchorage, and of which Harrison did not approve. Many different agencies were permitted to produce posters using Harrison imagery, most prominently ProCreations who produced posters for Expo 86 in Vancouver.

File contains items related to the following:
• 14 July 1981 – Canada Week Committee of Council for Canadian Unity – thanks for selecting Yukon poster winners
• 20 February 1984 – to CP Air publicity – sent signed offset lithos
• McKim Advertising, Montreal – CP Air poster design
• 21 April 1986 – Bill Braden, Touchstone Studios proposal for poster Yukon Pavilion Expo ’86 – they design, print, distribute, royalty for TH
• 9 March 1987 – Art @ Work in Vancouver – mock up of poster
• April 1987 – UBC Health Sciences newsletter – Harrison poster (Brunhilde’s World) available (painting given to UBC)
• 31 August 1987 – statement of poster sales UBC Health Sciences – 100 sold $70.78 royalty
• 23 July 1987 – Agency Press Vancouver – quotations for printing posters
• 12 August 1987 – Wendy McKenzie wants to buy a poster
• 24 November 1987 – Procreations Publishing, Richmond B. C. sales figures for Northern Transport – royalty $327
• 17 June 1986 – to Valerie Schauble, ProCreations – galleries that might sell posters
• 17 September 1986 – Art Underground, Victoria – where to get posters
• 19 January 1988 – Finishing Touch, Banff – wants to sell posters
• 13 May 1987 – ProCreations, what to do with Expo 86 posters
• 12 May 1987 – ProCreations, sales figures for Northern Transport, $445.40 royalty
• 12 May 1987 – ProCreations, sales figures for Northern Transport
• 2 March 1988 – ProCreations- all remaining Expo stock sold to Vayda Marketing
• 24 march 1988 – ProCreations – royalties, cleared inventory
• 6 March 1990 – To Terrie O’Leary, Minnetonka, Manitoba – will design a poster
• 10 July 1988 – Norbert Jakubke wants to publish offset art posters, sends full proposal
• 15 August 1990 – Ian Ross – posters as gift
• Winter 1991 – Heritage Canada Today – Heritage Day posters available and sent to schools
• 26 March 1991 – Whyte Museum – posters signed for a raffle
• 15 April 1991 – Hughes Gift Gallery. Edmonton – wants to sell lithographs
• 28 May 1991 – Paperworks Press, Calgary – artwork for Yukon Quest dog sled race
• 18 June 1991 – agreement for Yukon Quest poster
• 18 July 1991 – invoice for 2,000 posters
• 18 July 1991 – TH pleased with printing quality and service from new printers
• 22 July 1991 – Peace Arts Galley Society confirming TH will design poster for new Arts Centre
• 19 March 1992 – Laurel writes from Blue Water Creations saying Diane was attacked and an intruder lit fires in the warehouse. All are well.
• 27 March 1992 – Laurel from BWC is interested in exporting TH’s cards to Japan
• 16 April 1991 – Peace Arts Gallery Society writing to say the posters are underway and the original painting will be returned in June. Options for tax receipts are presented.
• 25 April 1992 – Paperworks sends a rough layout for the new poster, Ted responds with painting title and copyright information
• 13 August 1992 – stock transfer from Munoz Gallery to BWC
• 31 October 1992 – BWC writes to arrange connection when TH and Nicky are in Hong Kong
• 17 February 1993 – TH writes to Dianne at BWC saying he has sent stock to her via Charles, Dianne writes back to request more
• 30 September 1998 – wholesale sales totals from Midnight Sun Gallery
• 19 May 1993 – Yukon Ed. Teacher for Hearing Impaired sends Ted copies of “May is Speech and Hearing Month” poster
• 12 August 1996 – TH writes to confirm original painting was sent and proposes layout for poster