Published 6/24/2009
at News From Vintage Guitar
Combining exclusive Fender imagery with museum-quality printing from Artehouse, the Fender Artehouse online store is offering limited-edition prints, some available for the first time. This includes the limited-edition run of the "Birth of a Revolution" series, legendary adman Robert Perine's "You Won't Part With Yours Either" Fender ads from the '60s, Fender's acclaimed "Fairy Tale" ads of the mid '70s and dozens of Fender instrument and amplifier prints. Visit fender.artehouse.com.
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