Arthur Sarnoff
(1912 - 2000)
Student of John Clymer and Andrew Wyeth. Much work for weekly and monthly mags from the 30s on and ads for Karo Syrup (Karo Kid is a 40s icon), Dextrose (ditto the Sugar Blonde), Lucky Strike, Coors, Camay, Sal Hepatica, Listerine, Vick's Vapo Rub, Meds, Ipana. Illustrations for McCall's, American Weekly, Collier's, Woman's Home Companion, Redbook, American Magazine, Cosmopolitan, Esquire, Good Housekeeping. Portraits of President and Mrs Kennedy. Two subjects keep him famous: popular and tasteful pin-up girl calendars and the pool playing (and card playing and golfing) dogs, of which, "The Hustler" one was the best-selling print of the 1950s. Usually signed art, using full name, or "Sarnoff," or just "AS."
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Story Art (19??) Sarnoff - 001A
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Corby's, "Thanks - And The Same To You" (1947) Sarnoff - 002
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American Weekly (1954) Sarnoff - 003
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American Weekly (1958) Sarnoff - 004
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American Weekly (1959) Sarnoff - 005
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American Weekly, "Tragic Bird Of Paradise" (1951) Sarnoff - 006
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McCall's, "I Didn't Want To Love You" (1946) Sarnoff - 007
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Woman's Home Companion, "Monday Morning" (1951) Sarnoff - 008
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Dextrose (1956) Sarnoff - 009
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Dextrose (1950) Sarnoff - 010
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Evening In Paris (1948) Sarnoff - 011
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McCall's, "When Two Or Three Shall Meet" (1944) Sarnoff - 012
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Fruit of the Loom (1954) Sarnoff - 013
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Fruit of the Loom (1954) Sarnoff - 014
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Woman's Home Companion (1946) Sarnoff - 015
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Calendar Art (19??) Sarnoff - 016
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Ipana (1943) Sarnoff - 017
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Ipana (1943) Sarnoff - 018
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Calendar Art (1943) Sarnoff - 019
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Jack The Ripper (19??) Sarnoff - 020
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Collier's, "Thousands Of Beautiful Girls" (1950) Sarnoff - 021
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Vick's Vapo Rub (1946) Sarnoff - 022
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Meds (1944, 1945) Sarnoff - 023
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American Magazine (1955) Sarnoff - 024
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McCall's, "The Sublimation Of Mrs. Potter" (19??) Sarnoff - 025
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Listerine, "His Lifelong Friend..." (1943) Sarnoff - 026
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Karo, "Mother's MY Pin-Up Girl" (1944) Sarnoff - 027
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Karo, "The Jack Of Hearts..." (1950) Sarnoff - 028
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Karo, "...And First In The Hearts Of Pie Lovers!" (1950) Sarnoff - 029
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Karo, "See Here, Private Hargrove!" (1943) Sarnoff - 030
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