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Arthur Szyk
(1894 - 1951)
Scathing political illustrator, happy to depict the worst elements of the Communists (USSR), Fascists (Germany, Italy), and Imperialists (Japan) as well as the evil-looking lackies that helped slaughter millions. Note that Szyk was an early in portraying presidents as cowboys. The Art and Politics of Arthur Szyk was published in 2002 |
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Esquire, Some Necks . . . (1942) Szyk - 001
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Liberty, What the Nazis Leave Behind (1943) Szyk - 002
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Coronet, A Madman's Dream (1942) Szyk - 003
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Coronet, The New Orderlies (1942) Szyk - 004
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Coronet, Il Duce . . . (1942) Szyk - 005
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Liberty, Russia's Postwar Aims (1944) Szyk - 006
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Collier's (1942) Szyk - 007
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Liberty, John Bull is Willing (1943) Szyk - 008
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Krauts Through the Ages (1944) Szyk - 009
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Philco, The Beginning of the End (1942) Szyk - 010
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Lumbermens, Accidents Help the Enemy (1942) Szyk - 011
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Collier's (1941) Szyk - 012
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Collier's (1942) Szyk - 013
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Collier's (1942) Szyk - 014
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Nescafe (1946) Szyk - 015
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Coronet, Living in America by Wendell Willkie (1946) Szyk - 016
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Coronet, Anger (1946) Szyk - 017
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Coronet, Confucius (1946) Szyk - 018
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