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University of Georgia’s Lamar Dodd School of Art Presents Jack Davis Distinguished Visiting Artist Lecture Featuring Peter de Seve
Writer: Jennifer Messer, 706/542-0068, jlmesser@uga.edu
Contact: Alex Murawski, 706/542-1511, murawski@uga.edu
Jan 20, 2006, 14:54

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Athens, Ga. – The Lamar Dodd School of Art will present Peter de Seve as the speaker at the seventh annual Jack Davis Distinguished Visiting Artist Lecture on Fri. Jan. 27 in Room 101 of the Student Learning Center at 5:30 pm. The lecture is free and is open to the public.

The Jack Davis Distinguished Visiting Artist Series brings nationally known illustrators to the Lamar Dodd School of Art. The Davis Artist reflects the spirit of innovation and professionalism shown in Davis’ own work and career.

Davis has been one of America’s best-known illustrators for nearly half a century. Although he may be most associated with his work for the UGA Athletic Association, he was one of the original staff artists for Mad Magazine 40 years ago and is the only member of the original staff who still contributes to the magazine. Davis attended UGA in the early 1950s.

Peter de Seve was born in 1959, and works in an idiom that is a happy blending between old and new. His artistic heroes include Arthur Burdett Frost, Heinrich Kley and Winsor McCay, and while those influences are embedded in his work, there are also references to D.C. Comics, Creepy, Eerie and even the drawing style of Frank Frazetta.

De Seve's subjects, however, are very contemporary, particularly his delightful covers for The New Yorker, and it is the application of style to his ideas that distinguishes him as an artist. His talents in this direction have taken him to the west coast for assignments from Dreamworks and Disney Studios to conceptualize animation characters in a free-wheeling series of drawings. Films worked on have included The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Prince of Egypt, Academy Award nominated films A Bug's Life and Ice Age, and the Oscar-winning Monsters, Inc.

While de Seve also has many magazine clients, including Time, Newsweek, The New York Times Book Review and Forbes magazines, he enjoys the challenge of working in other areas as well. Some of his recent projects have included poster designs for the hit shows Candide, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and Noises Off.

 

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