#Russell Patterson

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Life magazine, September 28, 1928. Cover art by Russell Patterson.

Photo: Condé Nast  Store

[theamericanpin-up]

Russell Patterson - February 1952 Esquire Magazine Calendar Illustration - American Pin-up Calendar Collection

[thepopculturearchivist]

LIFE, June 16, 1927

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Pinup Artistry

[femmes-et-art]

Russell Patterson, 1930s.

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[obsidian-sphere]

Life, April 26, 1929.

Huuum? Where have I seen that before?

I couldn't find the artist's name.

Thank you thejazzera, yes indeed the cover is by Russell Patterson

[withnailrules]

Where there's smoke there's fire by Russell Patterson, c. 1925

[thejazzera]

Russell Patterson, Ballyhoo

Found in The Golden Age of Illustration Project thread.

[transistoradio]

Eight gag-cartoon illustrations by Russell Patterson (1893-1977).

[newyorkthegoldenage]

J. Wilfred Funk, Manhattans, Bronxes and Queens, 1931. Illustrations by Russell Patterson. (The text on the back cover is legible if you enlarge the photo.)

Funk was an elegant man about town, the son of the founder of the Funk & Wagnalls publishing house. His book dealt with the café society of which he was a member and can be seen as the printed equivalent of the Hollywood escapist movies of the thirties. The poems included “From a Downtown Skyscraper,” “The Einstein Blues,” “A Tippler’s Litany,” and “The Insatiable Sex.”

Sources: Nick Harville Libraries, ABE Books

[thepopculturearchivist]

LIFE, April 26, 1928

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[mygrowingcollection]

Russell Patterson

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