DUMONT LANDIS FINE ART

DUMONT LANDIS FINE ART

I do not have much from this period. This is a photo from a polaroid so I am sorry but it is not very sharp.

From left to right is Daniel Danzig, James O. Dumont in the back row, Glenn Case, tallest one in the back, then in the middle is me, Dot Paolo, in front of me is Raye Landis. Next in front of Glenn is Mary (I can't remember her last name) then Dorothy Tractenberg, and on the far right is Susan Panagos.

I can't be sure what year this was but I was only there for 3 years from 1981-1984. It looks like it was in the middle.

Group photograph of the Dumont Landis Fine Art Staff from the early 80's.   

From left to right is Daniel Danzig, James O. Dumont in the back row, Glenn Case, tallest one in the back, then in the middle is me, Dot Paolo, in front of me is Raye Landis. Next in front of Glenn is Mary (I can't remember her last name) then Dorothy Tractenberg, and on the far right is Susan Panagos.

Dumont Landis Fine Art at NeoCon

I worked at Dumont Landis Fine Art for three years in the early 80's. One of the trade shows we attended was NeoCon in Chicago. This show is for the commercial design industry. We took the show on the road and had a booth for the company. Pictured below are the two principals, James O. Dumont and Raye Landis and my co-worker Daniel Danzig.

Sadly, there are not any pictures of me because I am the one with the camera.

James O. Dumont at the Dumont Landis Booth in Chicago. We brought framed and shrink wrapped art, pottery, sculpture and a slide show. This was our and my first trade show. It was very expensive.

Raye Landis was the co-owner of Dumont Landis Fine Art.

Daniel Danzig, my co-worker guarding the booth.

James O. Dumont holding a Lynn Peters dog charger.

James O. Dumont and Daniel Danzig on the last day of the show.

The Booth.