Lin Larsen, continued
from p.2
In the late eighties, Lin Larsen retired to the resplendent Sierra
foothills where he joined the Grass Valley Graphics Group and has been
very busy ever since. Like other artists of this group, Lin become a very
enthusiastic volunteer with the Museum of Ancient and Modern Art and has
lent his name to benefit the museum to a line of ceramics depicting his
animation jungle characters. Lin Larsen ceramics can be found at the Smithsonian
Institution, the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, the Miami Museum
of Science & Space Planetarium, the Virginia Marine Science Museum, the
Westmoreland Museum of American Art, the Historic Spanish Point, the Skirball
Cultural Center, the Museum of York County, the North Carolina Zoological
Society, and many more fine places.
In the late eighties, Lin Larsen retired to the resplendent Sierra
foothills where he joined the Grass Valley Graphics Group and has been
very busy ever since. Like other artists of this group, Lin become a very
enthusiastic volunteer with the Museum of Ancient and Modern Art and has
lent his name to benefit the museum to a line of ceramics depicting his
animation jungle characters. Lin Larsen ceramics can be found at the Smithsonian
Institution, the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, the Miami Museum
of Science & Space Planetarium, the Virginia Marine Science Museum, the
Westmoreland Museum of American Art, the Historic Spanish Point, the Skirball
Cultural Center, the Museum of York County, the North Carolina Zoological
Society, and many more fine places. 