PopKulture's photos with the keyword: Dunkirk

CR_tomato_juice

12 Jun 2010 342
Vintage, commercial art sample from the estate of Clyde Ruttenber, an artist from the town of Silver Creek in western New York. I have a whole group of pieces that trace his journey as an artist, including class assignments, cartoons, spot illos, etc., which date from the 1930's thru the 40's. If you have any information on Mr. Ruttenber, I encourage you to share it!

CR_old_man_Winter

12 Jun 2010 347
A fine, vintage pen and ink illustration from the estate of Clyde Ruttenber, an artist from the town of Silver Creek in western New York. I have a whole group of pieces that trace his journey as an artist, including class assignments, cartoons, spot illos, etc., which date from the 1930's thru the 40's. If you have any information on Mr. Ruttenber, I encourage you to share it!

CR_coffee_cartoon

12 Jun 2010 315
An early portfolio piece demonstrating his growing mastery of cartooning from the estate of Clyde Ruttenber, an artist from the town of Silver Creek in western New York. I have a whole group of pieces that trace his journey as an artist, including class assignments, cartoons, spot illos, etc., which date from the 1930's thru the 40's. If you have any information on Mr. Ruttenber, I encourage you to share it!

CR_Milko_ad

12 Jun 2010 316
A delightfully dated study in advertising art from the estate of Clyde Ruttenber, an artist from the town of Silver Creek in western New York. I have a whole group of pieces that trace his journey as an artist, including class assignments, cartoons, spot illos, etc., dating from the 1930's thru the 40's. If you have any information on Mr. Ruttenber, I encourage you to share it!

CR_Federal_Illustrated

18 Jun 2010 317
An art correspondence school assignment dated 1932 from the estate of Clyde Ruttenber, an artist from the town of Silver Creek in western New York. I have a whole group of pieces that trace his journey as an artist, including class assignments, cartoons, spot illos, etc., dating from the 1930's thru the 40's. If you have any information on Mr. Ruttenber, I encourage you to share it!