For much of the 20th century it was customary for many artists,
when finding themselves with family responsibilities, to turn
reluctantly to commercial art for a living, whilst waiting to be
recognised as 'fine' artists. Unashamed Artists is a celebration of
those artists who saw commercial art as a valid outlet for their
talents, and who felt that a commissioning brief stimulated rather
constrained creativity; they were not only not ashamed, they were
proud of what they had chosen to do. The book covers some 50 years
of British commercial art from the 1920s and includes accounts of
iconic work by such artists as Tom Purvis, Tom Eckersley, Austin
Cooper, Eric Fraser, Frank Newbould, and Francis Marshall.
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