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York City. He studied as draughtsman at Art Center College before going to work for Motor Trend

York City. He studied as draughtsman at Art Center College before going to work for Motor Trend

commercial work with Universal Studios and Motor Trend Magazine. While he continues to paint, Ottinger is

, he illustrated scenes inspired by the U.S. Navy for two covers of Motor Boating magazine. Paintings

May 1923 Motor Magazine Cover Signed lower left. Howard Chandler Christy had a long

another long series of covers for Nation’s Business as well as Motor Magazine and Cities Service trade

Medicine, Lincoln Motor Company, Dwell Magazine, Tag Heuer, the National Football League and more. Gores

Medicine, Lincoln Motor Company, Dwell Magazine, Tag Heuer, the National Football League and more. Gores

Medicine, Lincoln Motor Company, Dwell Magazine, Tag Heuer, the National Football League and more. Gores

first freelance work was for motor-related magazines such as Autocar and Motor Cycle, which was in

Medicine, Lincoln Motor Company, Dwell Magazine, Tag Heuer, the National Football League and more. Gores

Cleveland in 1960 and lived there for nine years, working as art director of "Motor Trend" magazine before

, and he painted covers for Motor Boating Magazine, which brought in $100 each. In 1946 he moved to Sag

covers for Motor Boating Magazine, which brought in $100 each. In 1946 he moved to Sag Harbor, Long

for Nation’s Business as well as Motor Magazine and Cities Service trade publications. Between these

), headed the art department of the British weekly car magazine The Motor creating over 40 covers. He also

, Pont became renowned as a maritime artist, painting covers for magazines such as Motor Boating

covers for magazines such as Motor Boating, Yachting and Power Boating, as well as illustrating numerous

many of his works, and he painted covers for Motor Boating Magazine, which brought in $100 each

York, where he sold many of his works, and he painted covers for Motor Boating Magazine, which brought

works, and he painted covers for Motor Boating Magazine, which brought in $100 each. In 1946 he moved

periodicals such as The Strand Magazine, Motor (published by Hearst), the Cycle and Automobile Trade Journal

the Broadway Magazine in the New York Herald-Tribune. As a young boy, Cappy spent many hours in his