"Broadcasting Studio, Advertisement for Eveready Radio Batteries" Lot no. 4164
By Elbert McGran Jackson (American - 1896-1963)
1929
33.25" x 22.00"
Oil on Canvas
Signed Lower Left
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Original advertisement for Eveready Radio Batteries, published in magazines, such as Popular Science Monthly, where it appeared in the April 1929 issue.
The published advertisement discusses the long-lasting power of the Everyday Layerbilt ‘B’ Batteries.
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
As a child, Jackson shoed early interest in drawing, and took Saturday morning lessons from the only are teacher in town, but went on to graduate as an architect from Georgia Tech.
He eventually realized that his real ambition was to be an illustrator and went back to study art at night. With the help of "arrived" illustrators, such as James Montgomery Flagg, he was able to sell his first pictures.
Jackson had a special flair for posing and painting women to make them seductively glamorous, and his architectural training made his picture settings a convincing background for them. Like most artists of that era, Jackson painted from the posed model, and that contributed much to the spontaneity of his technique. Although he was generally given manuscripts involving romance and high society, Jackson was able to do a wide variety of subjects from murder mysteries to masculine adventure. In addition to the stories he illustrated for many magazines, he also designed covers for publications such as Collier's, The Ladies' Home Journal, and The Saturday Evening Post.