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Fernando Arteaga UNITED STATES
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Matt Clark Illustration American Weekly 1947

Location: ILLUSTRATION
Artist: Matt Clark (All)

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Location: ILLUSTRATION
Title: Matt Clark Illustration American Weekly 1947*
Artist:  Matt Clark (All)
Media Type: Mixed Media
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: Not for Sale
Views: 1262
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Comments: 2
Added to Site: 11/6/2017

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I was attracted to this piece by its draftsmanship especially the use of dry brush, and that it reminded of the work Alex Raymond. I believe Raymond was somewhat influenced by the older Clark. Also funny how Clark signed this in reverse due to it being flipped for publication. Mixed media on 23 x 21 inch thick illustration board. For a story called "Bonanza: Ha Tabor's Silver Empire", American Weekly Magazine 1947.

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Last Login: July 2026
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Posted On 11/7/2017

Beautiful work. Yes, the "chain of influence" begins with Matt Clark, who influenced John La Gatta, and both of whom influenced Alex Raymond. Raymond's style can clearly be seen in many of Clark and La Gatta's black and white inked pieces, especially the ones in which dry brush technique is apparent.
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Posted On 11/7/2017

Rubén DaCollector's Paperback Art wrote:
" Beautiful work. Yes, the "chain of influence" begins with Matt Clark, who influenced John La Gatta, and both of whom influenced Alex Raymond. Raymond's style can clearly be seen in many of Clark and La Gatta's black and white inked pieces, especially the ones in which dry brush technique is apparent.  "
Good to know, I've seen many of La Gatta's color work not so much his B&W, I'll search for them online, thanks!