Том Ловелл (Tom Lovell) | 1937 - 1960

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Colorado by Louis Bromfield. 1947

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Том Ловелл (Tom Lovell; 1909-1997) — американский художник, иллюстратор популярных журналов, живописатель Дикого Запада. Считая себя "рассказчиком с кистью, хранителем прошлого", художник кропотливо изучал и воспроизводил весь исторический антураж с максимальной достоверностью. Мастер композиции и чудесный физиономист он отображал в своих картинах все нюансы человеческих эмоций с переживанием и воображением. Поступательным движением к совершенству и неизменной человечностью, искусство Тома Ловелла в разных жанрах и техниках, лично у меня, вызывает искреннее восхищение. Приведённые здесь иллюстрации, непринуждённо лирические и обаятельные, частью раскрывают пласт творчества художника связанный с публикациями в глянцевых журналах.

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Young Man's Fancy by Libbie Block. The American Magazine, v124 n06 [1937-12]

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Mother's Help by Margaret Kennedy. Redbook, v070 n03 [1938-01]

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Star Bright by Charles Bonner. The American Magazine, v126 n01 [1938-07]

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Mrs. Parkington by Louis Bronfield. Cosmopolitan, v113 n02 [1942-08]

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Understudy by Mary Hastings Bradley. Cosmopolitan, v114 n03 [1943-03]

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Understudy by Mary Hastings Bradley. Cosmopolitan, v114 n04 [1943-04]

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Green Eyes by Sinclair Lewis. Cosmopolitan, v115 n03 [1943-09]

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The Wisdom of Eve by Mary Orr. Cosmopolitan, v120 n05 [1946-05]

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Pickup by John D. MacDonald. Cosmopolitan, v124 n02 [1948-02]

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Spring Showing by Sarah-Elizabeth Rodger. The American Magazine, v149 n01 [1950-01]

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Dark Lady by Gerda Robison. McCall's Magazine, Apr. 1951

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Summer Affair by Wilma Dykeman. The American Magazine, v152 n03 [1951-09]

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The Cross-Eyed Cupid by Marjorie Carleton. The American Magazine, v154 n02 [1952-08]

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Do You Take This Woman by Margaret Culkin Banning. The American Magazine, v154 n06 [1952-12]

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On the Mountain by Mary Jane Rolf. Cosmopolitan, v147 n03 [1959-09]

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Assigh by Mary Lavin. Cosmopolitan v148 n01 [1960-01]

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Том Ловелл (Tom Lovell)

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Tom Lovell (1909-1997) was an American artist, illustrator for popular magazines, and painter of the American West. Considering himself a “storyteller with a brush, a custodian of the past,” the artist reproduced the entire historical entourage with the utmost authenticity and care. A master of composition and a marvelous physiognomist, he displayed in his life-filled paintings all the nuances of human emotion with experience and imagination. The illustrations presented here, effortlessly lyrical and moderately glamorous, partly reveal the layer of the artist's amazing work associated with publications in glossy magazines.

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Дополнительно: Norman Rockwell Museum Illustration History

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Пруэтт Картер (Pruett Alexander Carter) | 1933 - 1943

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Speed Hound by Arthur Stringer. Ladies' Home Journal, July 1933

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"Иллюстратора можно сравнить с режиссёром кинокартины или театральной постановки. Ему необходимо знать своих героев — их эмоции и желания; он должен поставить сцену, управляя аранжировкой и действия и драматического конфликта. Поступок каждого персонажа должен быть им пережит. Ему следует сделать декорации, подобрать костюмы и проработать световые эффекты. Его иллюстрация должна быть глубже, чем плакат, потому что он обязан заставить своих персонажей жить, дышать и реагировать друг на друга так, как задумал автор" — Пруэтт Картер (анг. Pruett Alexander Carter; 1891-1955)

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The Old Garden Speak by Viven R. Bretherton. Good Housekeeping, Sep. 1935

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The Doctor by Mary Roberts Rinehart. Good Housekeeping, Feb. 1936

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Try and Hold Me by Norma Patterson. Good Housekeeping, Sep. 1936

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A Ticket to Samarkand by Viven R. Bretherton. Good Housekeeping, Aug. 1938

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Tomka Squaw by Martha Ostenso. Good Housekeeping, Sep. 1938

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Cross Roads by Kathleen Norris. The American Magazine v122 n06 (1936-12)

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Deep and Dangerous by John Randolph Phillips. The American Magazine v124 n06 (1937-12)

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I could go for you, Janie by William O'Farrell. The American Magazine v133 n01 (1942-01)

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What the Doctor Ordered by Mildred Harrington. Cosmopolitan v101 n05 (1936-11)

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The Home Front by Vina Delmar. Cosmopolitan v113 n02 (1942-08)

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The Story of Dr. Wassell by James Hilton. Cosmopolitan v114 n04 (1943-04)

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He Married a Doctor by Faith Baldwin. Cosmopolitan v115 n03 (1943-09)

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Пруэтт [Пруетт] Картер (Pruett Alexander Carter)

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"Carter went to the Los Angeles Art School and got his first job on Hearst’s New York American; he was later transferred to the Atlanta Georgian. As a step forward toward his ambition to become a magazine illustrator, Carter next became art editor for Good Housekeeping magazine, and eventually was able to assign one of the story manuscripts to himself. From then on, he worked as a freelance illustrator... Carter taught many other illustrators, some at the Grand Central School of Art in New York, others at the Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles, where he headed the illustration department for several years. He was elected into the Society of Illustrators’ Hall of Fame in 1988." — The Illustrated Gallery (www.illustratedgallery.com) — Pruett A. Carter

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Мид Шеффер | Mead Schaeffer

The Black Buccaneer by Stephen W. Meader. Harcourt, Brace and Company. New York, 1920

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Мид Шеффер (Mead Schaeffer; 1898-1980) — американский художник; учился в институте Пратта в Бруклине (Pratt Institute in Brooklyn); брал уроки у Харви Данна (Harvey Dunn). С 1922 года по 1930 год иллюстрировал литературную классику, выпускаемую издательством "Додд, Мид энд кампэни" (Dodd, Mead & Co), в том числе "Моби Дика" (Moby Dick, or The White Whale), "Тайпи" (Турее: or A Peep at Polynesian Life ) и "Ому" (Omoo: A Narrative of Adventures in the South seas) Германа Мелвилла (Herman Melville), "Графа Монте Кристо" (анг. The Count of Monte Cristo) Александра Дюма (Alexandre Dumas), "Отверженных" (Les Misérables) Виктора Гюго (Victor Hugo) и "Чёрного буканьера" (анг. The Black Buccaneer) Стивена Мидера (Stephen W. Meader [Stephen Warren]); в тридцатых-сороковых — сотрудничал с крупными периодическими изданиями: "Сатердей ивнинг пост" (The Saturday Evening Post), "Гуд хаузкипинг" (Good Housekeeping), "Макколз" (McCall's), "Лэдиз хоум джёрнэл" (The Ladies Home Journal), "Кантри джентльмен" (The Country Gentleman), "Космополитен" (Cosmopolitan), "Америкэн магэзин" (The American Magazine). Хочу отметить такие качества художника, как отменное владение предметной средой, окружением; хорошее чувство текстуры; отточенность композиции, ритмической формы, постановки сюжета.

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The Black Buccaneer by Stephen W. Meader. Harcourt, Brace and Company. New York, 1920

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The Black Buccaneer by Stephen W. Meader. Harcourt, Brace and Company. New York, 1920

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Eight Bells by Frederic Kummer. The American Magazine v119 No1, 1935

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They Walked Behind Him by Borden Chase. The American Magazine v126 No3, 1938

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Some Day I'll Get You by Richard Sherman. The American Magazine v133 No1, 1942

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Mead Schaeffer | Мид Шеффер

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Mead Schaeffer (1898-1980) was an American artist; he studied at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn and took lessons from Harvey Dunn. From 1922 to 1930, he illustrated literary classics for Dodd, Mead & Co., including Moby Dick, or The White Whale; Typee: or A Peep at Polynesian Life; and Omoo: A Narrative of Adventures in the South Seas by Herman Melville; The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas; Les Misérables by Victor Hugo; and The Black Buccaneer by Stephen W. Meader (Stephen Warren); in the thirties and forties, he collaborated with major periodicals. I would like to highlight the artist's qualities, such as excellent mastery of the subject environment and surroundings, a good sense of texture, and precision of composition, rhythmic form, and plot presentation.

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Дополнительно: Мид Шеффер | Mead Schaeffer; Мид Шеффер | Сатердей ивнинг пост

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Джон Шеридан | John E. Sheridan

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Джон Шеридан (John E. Sheridan; 1880-1948) — американский художник; получил художественное образование в Джорджтаунском университете (Georgetown University); автор обложек еженедельника "Сатердей ивнинг пост" (The Saturday Evening Post), иллюстратор журналов: "Колльерз" (Collier's Weekly), "Лэдиз хоум джёрнел" (Ladies Home Journal), "Сандей магэзин" (Sunday Magazine) и других популярных изданий; художник рекламных проспектов, спортивных и патриотических плакатов. Здесь же я публикую замечательную серию обложек журнала "Америкэн магэзин" (The American Magazine), выполненных художником в начале тридцатых годов.

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Джон Шеридан (John E. Sheridan)

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John E. Sheridan (1880-1948) was an American artist who received his art education at Georgetown University; he designed covers for The Saturday Evening Post and illustrated for Collier's Weekly, Ladies' Home Journal, Sunday Magazine, and other popular publications; he also designed advertising brochures, sports posters, and patriotic posters. Here I am publishing a remarkable series of covers for The American Magazine, completed by the artist in the early 1930s.

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