Harry Anderson

Harry Anderson (1906-1996) was born in Chicago to Swedish immigrant parents. He abandoned mathematics to become a very successful artist whose illustrations were popular in national magazines such as Colliers , Good Housekeeping , Ladies Home Journal Redbook Magazine , and The Saturday Evening Post. In 1934 he underwent a religious conversion, became a Chris￾tian, and joined the Seventh-day Adventist Church. He thereafter divided his time and talent between lucrative commercial work and religious sub￾jects, becoming one of the foremost religious illustrators. His works have been reproduced by the millions in books, magazines, and posters. They in￾clude several commissions from the LDS church.