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Edward Penfield (1866-1925) was an American illustrator and poster artist known for his distinctive style, characterized by bold lines, flat colors, and simplified forms. His work often depicted scenes of everyday life, featuring strong figures and dynamic compositions. Penfield was particularly popular for his magazine covers, particularly for publications such as "Scribner's Magazine" and "Collier's Weekly", and he also created many memorable advertising posters for brands like Kodak. His posters are notable for their use of strong typography and innovative designs, reflecting the growing popularity of advertising in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Born
1866
Died
1925
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Five men riding in a carriage drawn by four horses
Edward Penfield
1905
About Paris
Edward Penfield
1905
Merry Xmas, 1921
Edward Penfield
1921
Arrow washed handkerchiefs, clean and soft in sanitary ...
Edward Penfield
1920
The doughboys make good
Edward Penfield
1918
The girl on the land serves the nation’s need Apply Y.W...
Edward Penfield
1918
Will you help the women of France, Save wheat
Edward Penfield
1918
Join the United States school garden army – Enlist now
Edward Penfield
1918
Every Girl Pulling for Victory, Victory Girls United Wa...
Edward Penfield
1918
Root
Edward Penfield
1915
With the H.E. guns, by Frederick Palmer
Edward Penfield
1915
The girl proposition by George Ade
Edward Penfield
1913
Young woman sitting beside table holding umbrella
Edward Penfield
1910
The coach was once king of the road — now it’s the Olds...
Edward Penfield
1910