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Charles Wysocki: Dining Sweethearts
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"Nobody captures the essence of American life better than Charles Wysocki in this wonderful dinnertime scene."
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Charles Wysocki: So Proudly We Hail
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"Bright colors and fresh, sharp shapes bring this Wysocki patriotic moment to life. Take your hat off to the flag!"
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Charles Wysocki Puzzles
Most Popular Puzzles at WSPZ
Interstingly enough, other than our Kids Puzzles, we sell more Charles Wysocki Puzzles than any other jigsaw puzzles in our collection of hundreds of puzzles. If you're like most Wysocki puzzle lovers, you buy at least four Wysocki puzzles at a time - and you have the full collection of his creative and imaginative art prints at home in one form or another.
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Charles Wysocki Puzzles with 300 and 1000 Pieces
Whatever you're looking for - we've got it here. We carry over 15 Wysocki titles in puzzle form, some in 300 pieces for our more relaxed puzzlers, and some of the more aggressive 1000 piece jigsaw puzzles.
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Charles Wysocki History
The experiences of Charle's life has enriched his art and made it the popular expression of America and the simple life for all ages.
Charles Wysocki was born in 1928 in Detroit Michigan, and began in his youth with a desire to be an artist. After serving in the Korean War as well as in West Germany during the 1950's, Charles attended the Art Center in Los Angeles and majored in design and advertising illustration.
Wysocki later formed the "Group West" advertising agency and found great success doing freelance commercial artwork. Meeting his wife Elizabeth brought on Charle's love for the simplicity of country life and wholesome family values. From that day, that captivation has influenced his primitive style that the nation has come to love.
For most of the 1960's he made a living selling original paintings, greeting cards, and posters. In 1972, Charles published his first Americana Calendar, which has been in production now for over 30 years.
Charles Wysocki won many awards for his work including the prestiguous medal of honor from the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, the society's highest national honor. Charles Wysocki passed away at the age of 73 on July 29th, 2002.
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