Zell-Breier, Robert (sold)
Robert Zell-Breier (July 26, 1947 - April 7, 2010) was an American artist known for hand-drawn poster maps and montages. Zell-Breier attended the Newark School of Fine and Industrial Arts and the Maryland Art Institute.
A bright and color pictorial map of West Hollywood, Florida.
This is a 1986 Robert Zell-Breier pictorial map of West Hollywood, California. Most likely meant as a promotional piece for the city, myriad businesses throughout the city are identified and range from the U.S. Post Office to hair salons, dry cleaners, auto centers, realtors, and Joe 'Z's' Meat Market. The now closed water park Six Flags Atlantis is situated in the lower right corner, while two hot air balloons, bearing advertisements of course, are illustrated in the lower left corner. Dentists, doctors, and hospitals are also promoted as are numerous banks and restaurants, including Gator Subs and Beverages and The Deli Den. (more details)
The Beautiful Buildings of South Beach.
A large and impressive pictorial view of the southern portion of South Beach, Miami Beach, Florida, produced in 1993 by Cityscape Graphics. In addition to highlighting local businesses and attractions, it also focuses on the area's distinctive art deco style architecture. (more details)
'The Real Thing'.
An imaginative depiction of New York City focusing on its film and television industry, this c. 1993 promotional pictorial view was drawn by Rob Zell-Breir and produced by Bayside Promotions. (more details)