The Dan Quest Woodcut prints ( 1 )

During 1971 to 1985, each visitor to the Jack Daniels Distillery was mailed a Dan Quest original woodcut as a commemorative gift. These were signed and numbered works of art. Accompanied by a photograph of their tour group and a personal letter, the package overplayed the Tennessee image of simplicity and country. The woodcut ironically created an image of down-home goodness for the distillery business, and it was a very effective advertising strategy. We do not know how many prints Dan Quest made but there is a lot of them.

I have prepared printable versions of all the Dan Quest prints that belong to Mrs Mandy and Mr Erik Martensen's collection. To print any of the adds you see below or just to take a close look at them follow the instructions below:

To ensure a good quality of printed picture the printable versions are much larger than those you will see below. For your convience these images are in seperate windows.

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