1. Early career

2. Celebrity work

3. Museums

4. Honors

5. Personal

6. References

Early career

von Lind began his artistic career as a young apprentice in a publishing firm doing graphic art. In later years, he would work in the fields of art direction, magazine art illustration, portrait painter, pinup artist for calendars and classical painting.^[2]

Celebrity work

von Lind also worked at Paramount Studios where he painted such stars as Yul Brynner, Sophia Loren, Peter O'Toole and Clint Eastwood to name a few.^[3] In 1982, he was approached by the White House to do a painting of then President Ronald Reagan. The painting now hangs in the Reagan Museum in Simi Valley, California.

Museums

Museums that display his works include the Proctor Historical Society, and the 15th Air Force Museum in Riverside, California. His painting titled 'Mission 207' was dedicated on May 14, 2004 at March Air Force Base. and is now permanently displayed as part of the museum's history honoring the men and aircraft of the World War II era. Jerry's

Honors

In August 2002, 11 official postage stamps were issued by the Republic of Benin in West Africa with von Lind's art.

Personal

von Lind's brother was killed on a mission over Germany in 1945 while serving in Italy with the 15th Air Force.

References

• Theta Engine
• The Tafts of Mendon and Uxbridge
• Theta Geminorum
• The Tages
• The Tah Dahs
• The Tahitian Choir
• The Tahitian Savage
• The Tahitian Warrior
• The taibhdhearcdhc
• The Tai-Chi Master
• The taiji twelve
• The Tailenders
• The Tail of Beta Lyrae
• The Tail of the Bank
• The Tailor in Heaven
• The Tailor of Gloucester
• The Tailor Of Gloucester
• The tailor of panama
• The Tain (disambiguation)
• The Tain (novella)
• The Taint
• The Tainting of the Screw
• The Taiping rebellion
• The Taiwan Post Co.
• The Taj Mahal