California, Illinois. 1911 - 1978
Illustrator, genre, expressionist
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1912 New Jersey - 2005. Known for: Illustrator-book, genre, figure.
One of the successful illustrators in the mid-to-late-20th century, an era of declining appreciation for traditional illustration, James Avati survived professionally by turning from magazine art to... Read full biography
One of the successful illustrators in the mid-to-late-20th century, an era of declining appreciation for traditional illustration, James Avati survived professionally by turning from magazine art to covers for sensational novels. Many of these books, descendants of the popular pulp magazines during... Read full biography
One of the successful illustrators in the mid-to-late-20th century, an era of declining appreciation for traditional illustration, James Avati survived professionally by turning from magazine art to covers for sensational novels. Many of these books, descendants of the popular pulp magazines during the war, had scenes of hair-raising violence and sexuality that challenged middle class conservatism. Of Avati, it was written that his "approach was honest and unblinkingly realistic, in keeping... Read full biography
One of the successful illustrators in the mid-to-late-20th century, an era of declining appreciation for traditional illustration, James Avati survived professionally by turning from magazine art to covers for sensational novels. Many of these books, descendants of the popular pulp magazines during the war, had scenes of hair-raising violence and sexuality that challenged middle class conservatism. Of Avati, it was written that his "approach was honest and unblinkingly realistic, in keeping with the gritty fiction that was becoming popular in books and movies, but he painted with an artistry that won readership for the books, and a score of imitators who tried to emulate the 'Avati' look." (Reed 306) . During this time Avati also did... Read full biography
One of the successful illustrators in the mid-to-late-20th century, an era of declining appreciation for traditional illustration, James Avati survived professionally by turning from magazine art to covers for sensational novels. Many of these books, descendants of the popular pulp magazines during the war, had scenes of hair-raising violence and sexuality that challenged middle class conservatism. Of Avati, it was written that his "approach was honest and unblinkingly realistic, in keeping with the gritty fiction that was becoming popular in books and movies, but he painted with an artistry that won readership for the books, and a score of imitators who tried to emulate the 'Avati' look." (Reed 306) . During this time Avati also did traditional magazine illustrations, and his clients included Colliers, American Magazine, McCall's and Atlantic M Walt Reed, The Illustrator in America,... Read full biography
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Slide 1 of 3: The Fountainhead paperback cover
The Fountainhead paperback cover
James AvatiThe Fountainhead paperback cover
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Goodbye to Berlin, paperback cover, 1952
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GOODBYE TO BERLIN, PAPERPACK COVER
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Pennsylvania, New York. 1888 - 1972
Magazine and business advertising illustration
New York, Ohio. 1887 - 1944
Illustration, genre, portrait painting, female figures, nudes
New York, Colorado. 1886 - 1944
Figure and genre cartooning and illustration
Pennsylvania. 1892 - 1968
Story genre illustration, religious murals, easel painting
Illinois, Florida, Kansas, Nova Scotia / Canada. 1892 - 1982
"Prince Valiant" comic strip, drawing
New York, Missouri. 1874 - 1944
Illustration art, Kewpie imagery, fine art painting
Wisconsin. 1895 - 1963
Illustrator-faces, genre
New York. Born 1941
Illustrator-movies, military, history
Illinois. 1913 - 1977
Illustration
Oregon. 1920 - 2002
Genre-figure, super real western
Illinois. Born 1905
Female figure, pin-up, illustration
New York, Missouri. 1888 - 1946
Magazine illustrator, genre-children
Illinois. Born 1922
Pin-up art magazine covers, illustration
New York, Illinois, Ohio. 1895 - 1973
Illustrator, pulp mystery-western
New York, Illinois. 1900 - 1999
Illustrations, figure, genre, animal
New York, Indiana. 1874 - 1948
Illustrator, illuminator
New York. 1883 - 1953
Illustrator, western other genre
United States, Spain. Born c. 1939
Comics, fantasy, illustration, nude female figure
United States. Born 1923
Illustration, genre
New York, New Jersey, Illinois. 1895 - 1987
Pulp-fiction illustration
New York, Vermont. 1892 - 1967
Commercial artist, illustration
New York, Minnesota. 1880 - 1946
Cartooning, freelance magazine illustration, advertising art
Arizona. 1906 - 1996
Figure, frontier genre, still life
Minnesota. 1920 - 2005
Pin-up girl illustrations, landscape and portrait painting, engraving
New York. 1889 - 1936
Illustration, commercial art, magazine cover genre
New York, Virginia. 1886 - 1968
Magazine illustration, still-life and southern genre painting
New York. 1896 - 1962
Illustration-glamourous women, genre
New York, California. 1894 - 1976
Illustration, genre and painting- idealized female figure
Washington. 1889 - 1960
Figure, illustration, landscape
California, New York / Sweden. 1896 - 1970
Magazine and children's book illustrator
New York. 1894 - 1956
Magazine cover illustration