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"In the beginning, during my first period in New York, I realized I was on the wrong track when I tried to shape my style to commercial dema...

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FRANK X. LEYENDECKER STRENGTH & SERVICE: CHEVROLET REVIEW 1922, oil on canvas 35″ x 28″, signed lower left Personal Efficiency: The How and Why Magazine, August 1922 COSSACK DRINKING BY CAMPFIRE 1905, oil on canvas 26″ x 19 3/4″, signed lower right Collier’s Magazine, cover THE BLACKSMITH 1902, gouache on board 18 1/2″…

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FRANK X. LEYENDECKER STRENGTH & SERVICE: CHEVROLET REVIEW 1922, oil on canvas 35″ x 28″, signed lower left Personal Efficiency: The How and Why Magazine, August 1922 COSSACK DRINKING BY CAMPFIRE 1905, oil on canvas 26″ x 19 3/4″, signed lower right Collier’s Magazine, cover THE BLACKSMITH 1902, gouache on board 18 1/2″ x 15″, […]

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Illustration by Coby Whitmore for the story, That Special Face, Cosmopolitan, May 1951

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Jan 2, 2025 - The pictures in comic strips today have become less ambitious and imaginative. Prince Valiant, 1942 The strips which first established the greatness of the medium had a strong visual character. Today the drawings have become simpler and more basic, even as the words have become more adult and sophisticated. You'll find no images in comic strips today like the grand images from Hal Foster's Prince Valiant: You'll find no powerful chiaroscuro drawings such as these from Milton Caniff's Terry and the Pirates: You see no displays of visual imagination such as this from Gasoline Alley: or this from Lyonel Feininger's Wee Willie Winkie: Feininger imagines the black smoke from the locomotive smokestack as "giants" while the steam from the cylinders becomes white rabbits running alongside the train: George Herriman's visual layouts were crucial to his poetic content: The words in Alex Raymond's Flash Gordon were pretty silly, but Raymond's drawings were quite eloquent. Note his strong brush work describing Dr. Zarkov's back: Raymond created huge fanciful worlds with his brush: Such worlds are gone from comic strips, having migrated to movie screens. Why have so many strips today settled for a low grade functionality? People have offered many explanations: smaller size, changed economics, different priorities. I'd like to suggest another explanation: drawings have become dumber because comic strip audiences are less appreciative of the importance of form. The modern appetite for comic strips has shifted from form to content; rudimentary drawings in simplistic, repetitive compositions don't slow the intake of a joke. Whatever the reason, there's an awful lot of mediocre drawing in popular strips today. In this example, the woman's rolls of fat make no sense, and the folds on her shirt work against the humor of the drawing. Those spasmodic motion lines surrounding both the woman and Opus suggest movement in all directions simultaneously. Opus is running on a floor substantially higher than the one on which the woman stands. I don't mind the ugly colors since the artist is going for a grotesque effect, but here the light source and purple shading are as aimless as the line work. There's no law that pictures must be internally consistent-- George Herriman made an art of inconsistency-- but the sloppiness of so much contemporary drawing wastes a lot of opportunities. Spontaneity is a virtue only as long as artists are able to distinguish it from carelessness. Words can be eloquent but pictures have an eloquence all their own. If we lose sight of the enormous advantages of form -- the extraordinary range of qualities found in omission and selection, in visual design, imagination and grace-- we will never be able to recapture them with all the advantages of content.

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“ spectigular: “ “The Count of Monte Cristo” and others by Mead Schaeffer, American Golden Era illustrator. ” ”

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The following examples appeared in Norman Rockwell: 332 magazine covers and are copyright © 1979 by Cross River Press, Ltd., and Copyright © Curtis Publishing Co., where applicable. Christopher Finch's compilation of 332 magazine covers by Norman Rockwell. Did the...

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The following examples appeared in Norman Rockwell: 332 magazine covers and are copyright © 1979 by Cross River Press, Ltd., and Copyright © Curtis Publishing Co., where applicable. Christopher Finch's compilation of 332 magazine covers by Norman Rockwell. Did the...

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"Lincoln for the Defense," Norman Rockwell, 1961. - Norman Rockwell Museum - The Home for American Illustration

"Lincoln for the Defense," Norman Rockwell, 1961. Norman Rockwell Museum Collections. ©NRELC: Niles, IL. Currently on view in the Norman Rockwell Museum traveling exhibition "American Chronicles: The Art of Norman Rockwell."

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