About Bob Crane

PLACEHOLDER LEAD. One or two sentences on what the work is and why it exists, in Bob's own register rather than a gallery's.

PLACEHOLDER. Where the lettering came from — how long he has been at it, who or what taught him, which hands he uses and why he switches between them within a single sheet.

Why these scenes

PLACEHOLDER. The through-line across film, television, music, literature and sport: what makes a scene worth the hours it takes to letter. This is the paragraph a buyer forwards to somebody else, so it wants to be the best one on the site.

The VanDuzer name

PLACEHOLDER. VanDuzer is a family name — needs the actual story from Bob: whose name, how far back, and why it is over the door rather than his own.

How the prints are made

PLACEHOLDER, and this one carries commercial weight rather than being colour: the original medium, how it is captured, the paper and inks used, and whether editions are open or numbered. Buyers of art prints read this section closely, and vague answers here cost sales.