Great Cartoonists and Their Art - Wood, Art
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The giants of the American cartoon world, from the post-World War II era tothe late 1980s, spring to life in this lavishly illustrated memoir.Award-winning cartoonist Art Wood analyzes the distinctive styles, substance, and creations of his fellow cartoonists.Taken from the extensive private collection of Art Wood, the more than 120reproductions of original work trace the history and development of cartooning.His warm and telling portraits reveal the real men "behind the brush,"offering details about the illustrators and their relationships to theircreations.Wood offers valuable insights into…mehr

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The giants of the American cartoon world, from the post-World War II era tothe late 1980s, spring to life in this lavishly illustrated memoir.Award-winning cartoonist Art Wood analyzes the distinctive styles, substance, and creations of his fellow cartoonists.Taken from the extensive private collection of Art Wood, the more than 120reproductions of original work trace the history and development of cartooning.His warm and telling portraits reveal the real men "behind the brush,"offering details about the illustrators and their relationships to theircreations.Wood offers valuable insights into the cartoon as a legitimate art form. Manyimportant graphic artists began as cartoonists and Wood outlines theachievements of such artists as Daumier, Goya, and Toulouse Latrec, amongothers. He traces the development of the American version of the cartoon, fromits colonial days and Benjamin Franklin, through to the nineteenth and twentiethcenturies.
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Beginning at the age of twelve, Art Wood set out to collect original cartoons from his favorite cartoonists. An enthusiastic young artist, he frequented the office of the Associated Press, the various newspapers in Washington, D.C., and other haunts of his pen-and-ink heroes, begging signed cartoon originals of their work. He amassed one of the largest collections of cartoon art in the world.