Unites States Steel advertisement; "The gun that sprang from nowhere"
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10" x 14"
Abstract
This United States Steel advertisement describes the technological advancement that essentially doubled the gun barrel production capacity as well other technological breakthroughs.
The drawing puts the viewer in the gun sight of a U.S. marine rifleman.
Pg. 57
The drawing puts the viewer in the gun sight of a U.S. marine rifleman.
Pg. 57
The artist is Ernest Hamlin Baker (1889-1975) was a self-taught illustrator who rose to extraordinary prominence in his field. In a 17-year tenure with Time, he illustrated more than 300 of the magazine's covers, including many for "Man of the Year" issues. He also produced 11 covers for Fortune and participated in several Works Progress Administration projects during the Great Depression.
http://www4.colgate.edu/scene/may2002/drawing/
http://artcontrarian.blogspot.com/2011/02/covering-famous-ernest-hamlin-baker.html
http://www4.colgate.edu/scene/may2002/drawing/
http://artcontrarian.blogspot.com/2011/02/covering-famous-ernest-hamlin-baker.html
Date
1943-03-01
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Source
Life (Chicago, Ill.)
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Citation
Baker, Ernest Hamlin, 1889-1975. “Unites States Steel advertisement; "The gun that sprang from nowhere".” World War II Advertisements - 1943. WCSU Archives, 7 Mar. 2024. Accessed on the Web: 14 Dec. 2024.
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