AD“It all started when my uncle fired me,” Mr. Johnson told the Star-Ledger newspaper in Newark in 2000. Several of Mr. Johnson’s works, including portrayals of a skateboarder, a police officer and a woman sketching, have been installed in Washington. AD“My father shot the man in the leg, and he fell off his ladder,” Mr. Johnson told the Times in 2002. He spent several years working for Johnson & Johnson before being fired in 1962 by his uncle. ADAD“I haven’t won a prize since, but I knew what I wanted to do,” Mr. Johnson told the Star-Ledger in 2000.

Source: Washington Post March 14, 2020 22:52 UTC