Jeffrey Meyer on his Goofbutton blog asks who drew these wonderful 1950s cartoon illustrations from Handyman magazine. Go see.
Related: A TCJ message board thread all about this.
H/t Journalista!
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Who Drew This?
Jeffrey Meyer on his Goofbutton blog asks who drew these wonderful 1950s cartoon illustrations from Handyman magazine. Go see.
Related: A TCJ message board thread all about this.
H/t Journalista!
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Thanks Mike! Hopefully we'll get to the bottom of this...
Man, that style looks so familiar. I don't have a ton of books and such to research the question, but it's going to bug me all day.
I think it looks like rasscally Roy Doty's work.
or more like RASCALLY Roy ...
Nope, its not Roy either.
Received the below email from Roy Doty this morning:
"Not sure who drew that spot. Lowell Hess sounds like a good guess. It was way before my days at Handyman."
Thanks for contacting Roy, Mike.
Jay Lynch has left a tantalizing comment at the post about who it might be: He suggests a Chicago illustrator named Don Margules. I'm not familiar with his work -- anyone?
I guarantee its not Lowell.
More info from Franc L Roggeri's son:
http://www.goofbutton.com/2009/03/handyman_magazines_400_quick_a.html
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