Sometimes derided, oft-imitated but never equaled, these 1938~1940 Cadillac ads showcase Jon Whitcomb's signature style known as the "Big Car School of Illustration."
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He's no better with cars than he is with humans. But once again, I am amazed at your ability to ferret out early work.
ReplyDeleteWHAT! Yeah, I once hated the fringe glow and didn't care for his people, but after seeing a lot of his work …if you dump 2/3 of it into an incinerator, the remaining 1/3 is pretty damn good.
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