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Our next poll will be best U.S. poster artist (on their overall body of
work, NOT best single poster)
Here are some that come to mind:
Reynold Brown
Jack Davis
Richard Amsel
Saul Bass
Bob Peak
Drew Struzan
John alvin
Frank Frazetta
John Solie
I discount people like Vargas or Norman Rockwell,
Richard Amsel
Drew Struzan
John Alvin
Bob Peak
To hard to Pick one Bruce those Four did some of the best body of work
Frazetta and Hildebrandt Bros almost were thier own Genre alone with
Boris etc
So thats a tough answer.!
Bruce Hershenson wrote:
Our next poll will be best U.S.
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What about Boris Vallejo?
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Subject: [MOPO] Need help on our next poll - Best U.S. poster artist
Our next poll will be best U.S.
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How about Al Hirschfeld?
Dave
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From: Bruce Hershenson
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Sent: Monday, June 08, 2009 1:59 PM
Subject: [MOPO] Need help on our next poll - Best U.S. poster artist
Our
How about Howard Terpning, Sound of Music, 55 Days at Peking, Sand Pebbles,
Cleopatra, Dr. Zhivago, Grand Prix, Ice Station Zebra, Lawrence of Arabia among
many others.
Sue
Date: Mon, 8 Jun 2009 14:23:25 -0400
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How about AL Hirschfeld? FRANC
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Our next poll
i predict SAUL BASS will get 75% or more in bruce's poll.?? hirshfield in
second place.?
not many other choices jump out at you.
michael
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75% for Saul Bass? that sounds low
neil
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] Need help on our next poll - Best U.S. poster artist
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Date: Monday, 8 June, 2009, 8:06 PM
i predict SAUL
Don't forget pin-up artist Robert McGinnis -- who did the iconic poster art for
Breakfast at Tiffany's, several James Bond films and my favorite Raquel Welch
drawn poster:
His better known work is archived here:
http://www.americanartarchives.com/mcginnis.htm
Date: Mon, 8 Jun 2009
I love Hirschfeld's work but a lot of the movie posters he was
associated with only had partial artwork by Hirschfeld. I think he's
better remembered by his theatrical caricatures that ran in the NY Times
Sunday newspaper. My vote would be for Amsel. I think Saul Bass is
overrated. FRANC
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How About the outstanding western artist FRANK McCARTHY?
Some of his posters are: Dirty Dozen, Great Escape, The Train, Thunderball,
Khartoum, etc
Zeev
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Yeah, I'll go along with McCarthy and McGinnis, too. I'm a fan of both. Anyone
mention Albert Kallis yet?
Dave
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How can you forget Richard Amsel?
And of course Glen Cravath...a good choice for all around?
journeyman just like Reynold Brown.
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I was going to say Tom Chantrell, but he might be mainly a British
poster artist.
-rk
On Jun 8, 2009, at 10:59 AM, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
Our next poll will be best U.S. poster artist (on their overall
body of work, NOT best single poster)
Here are some that come to mind:
Reynold Brown
hallo FRANC [his Caps] I'm interested as to why you think saul bass is
overrated.
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Date: Monday, 8 June,
this poll is for poster art.?
but wasnt it a common practice for the movie intro credits to be done, also, by
someone like saul bass??
michael
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hi michael, saul bass produced many opening title/credit sequences, but he is
still certainly a [the] major poster artist. Aside from the well known stuff
like Vertigo, Man With The Golden Arm, Anatomy Of A Murder and Bonjour
Tristesse, Bass did amazing work on campaigns for The Big Country,
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