J.C. Leyendecker
Cover for the Easter Edition of The Saturday Evening Post
1936
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Sketches for Arrow Collars by J. C. Leyendecker
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Without a doubt, I know these photos are of the Leyendecker brothers, Joe age 22 and Frank age 19 when they traveled to Paris in order to study art. This was the time of the decadent movement, originally given to art and literature by hostile critics. They met many Art Nouveau and Impressionist artists; like Mucha, Gauguin and Toulouse- Lautrec who influenced their work; especially that Posters were transcending from advertising into graphic artworks. The Leyendeckers virtually invented the whole idea of modern magazine design.
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“New Year’s Baby 1937,” by J.C. Leyendecker.
Copyright National Museum of American Illustration, Newport (www.AmericanIllustration.org). Photo courtesy Archives of American Illustrators Gallery, New York (www.AmericanIllustrators.com).
New Year’s hopes remained at a mandatory high, even as the Depression continued and another world war threatened.
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