Early Years
Born in America in 1950, Donald M. Sheridan was a self-titled ‘Navy brat’. He went on to study psychiatry in college where he quickly discovered that he preferred a more artistic lifestyle, and at just eighteen, Sheridan began to practice the fine art of silkscreen print-making. In 1977 he started working with the renowned printmaker Rupert Jasen Smith, the preferred Master Printmaker of the American Pop artist, Andy Warhol. The six years that followed were to be the most formative of Sheridan’s artistic career.