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Pendleton USA advert painted by Howard Terpning, one figure in a shawl-collar cardigan with binoculars, one in red check

I’ve always been a fan of Howard Terpning me. My house is full of his old film posters and I’ve always had a soft spot for his landscapes of the American West, so it’s safe to say that when I stumbled across these paintings he did for Pendleton back in the seventies, I was struck down with ‘Terpning Fever’ once again. Just one quick glance at these beauties and you’re instantly swept away to a world of adventure, intrigue and high quality woollen goods, all thanks to the masterful stokes of Howard’s brush.

Alright, I’d never actually heard of him until a few weeks ago, but isn’t it good how the internet means we can all pretend we’re experts? Thanks to Marc Aspinall (a man who’s not too shabby with the ol’ brush himself, as it happens) for the tip off.

Pendleton USA advert by Howard Terpning, one figure in a plaid shirt with a book, one in a cream cardigan holding a trophy

Pendleton USA advert by Howard Terpning, three figures in red plaid and cream knit by crashing waves, one playing guitar

Pendleton USA advert by Howard Terpning, one figure in a check coat with a dark collar holding a pipe, one in brown tweed

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