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Amazing Unearthed Artwork From Real Life "Mad Man" Weston Emmart
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Weston Emmart the ad man
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
Weston Emmart the ad man
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
Emmart as a GI, right before shipping off to Europe in 1944 when he was 21.
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
Emmart's work at Ogilvy & Mather
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
Emmart's work at Ogilvy & Mather
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
Emmart's work at Ogilvy & Mather
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
Emmart's work at Ogilvy & Mather
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
Emmart's work at Ogilvy & Mather
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
One of the two paintings Emmart drew from memory in 1946, depicting vivid scenes from his time in France. On the back of is an account of the memory and from where it was located...
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
One of the two paintings Emmart drew from memory in 1946, depicting vivid scenes from his time in France. On the back of is an account of the memory and from where it was located...
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
One of Emmart's WWII illustrations
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
One of Emmart's WWII illustrations
Courtesy of Alex Emmart
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