Bernard Bernie Fuchs
GM Truck Ad Original Art , 1959
Gouache, pencil on illustration board
16 × 13 in | 40.6 × 33 cm
Copyright The Artist
$ 12,000.00
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Legendary illustrator Bernie Fuchs creates artwork for a GM Truck ad depicting three boys cavorting in a storage unit stuffed with household items. Ultra Contemporary Representational Artists, if you are...
Legendary illustrator Bernie Fuchs creates artwork for a GM Truck ad depicting three boys cavorting in a storage unit stuffed with household items.
Ultra Contemporary Representational Artists, if you are already copying
Bernie Fuchs, you are on the right path to further your art education
with a master craftsman. You will never rival his skills, but
studying Fuchs will make you a better artist. Still, you must be
willing to put
in years of work, sketch and paint constantly, and you must be a keen
observer of the visual world around you. In this work, Fuchs combines a still life and a figural portrait into one.
Fuchs shows us
that he is a consummate realist artist and a master of composition and
sophisticated design. His observational sensitivity captures the subtle
gestures of the human form. With his three boys as subjects, each has a
different pose characterized by subtle and unexpected body gestures that
emphasize their youthful playfulness. As they climb on a storage unit,
displaying their stop-motion moments, they act as a counterpoint to the
still life of home storage items. Notice the attention to detail Fuchs
gives each household item, all on a small scale. We bow to you,
Bernie Fuchs. Unsigned, matted, and framed. Ad for GM Trucks, The
Saturday Evening Post, specifically the 9/19/1959, “Only Three Things in
this Picture Are Not Brought to You by Truck… Can You Find Them?” Mat
size 22 x 19 inches
Ultra Contemporary Representational Artists, if you are already copying
Bernie Fuchs, you are on the right path to further your art education
with a master craftsman. You will never rival his skills, but
studying Fuchs will make you a better artist. Still, you must be
willing to put
in years of work, sketch and paint constantly, and you must be a keen
observer of the visual world around you. In this work, Fuchs combines a still life and a figural portrait into one.
Fuchs shows us
that he is a consummate realist artist and a master of composition and
sophisticated design. His observational sensitivity captures the subtle
gestures of the human form. With his three boys as subjects, each has a
different pose characterized by subtle and unexpected body gestures that
emphasize their youthful playfulness. As they climb on a storage unit,
displaying their stop-motion moments, they act as a counterpoint to the
still life of home storage items. Notice the attention to detail Fuchs
gives each household item, all on a small scale. We bow to you,
Bernie Fuchs. Unsigned, matted, and framed. Ad for GM Trucks, The
Saturday Evening Post, specifically the 9/19/1959, “Only Three Things in
this Picture Are Not Brought to You by Truck… Can You Find Them?” Mat
size 22 x 19 inches