J.C. Leyendecker at the Haggin Museum
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- Few people today recognize the name Joseph Christian Leyendecker and yet he was arguably this nation’s most popular commercial artist during the first four decades of the 20th century. His paintings helped sell everything from men’s clothing to breakfast cereal and he helped define the modern magazine cover.
Haggin Museum houses the largest public collection of original art works by the “Golden Age” illustrator, Joseph Christian Leyendecker. The Leyendecker Gallery displays more than 40 pieces of original works including sketches, studies, and finished paintings. In addition, a collection of photographs, letters and other personal items provide a rare, intimate look into his life.
To learn more about J.C. Leyendecker and the Haggin Museum, visit hagginmuseum.org.
This project is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. To find out more about how National Endowment for the Arts grants impact individuals and communities, visit www.arts.gov.
This museum should be doing prints to keep his work alive.
One of my favorite artists of all time. I love that this video has so many wonderful close-ups so we can really see his brilliant brushwork.
What a wonderful artist! I love his artwork. Thanks for this video!
Joni Solis Thank you for watching our video and your interest in our extensive collection of original works by J.C. Leyendecker.
Truly a unique talent and classically trained as many of his contemporaries were.
Perhaps a biography into JC Leyenddecker. His early retirement, his obscurity, his distroyed and unarchieved collection, his homosexuality, his influence and competition, and where all this lead him to the end of his life.
Footnote: JC Leyenddecker was almost and forgotten. Perhaps confused for other artist. Until the late 70's or 80's. Where american illustration was documented. Did he even re-emerge. His connection to early american brands. Early consumerism through illustration. Late 90's, the LGBTQIA+ community made rediscoveries of their own artists. In telling their story. Which open JC Leyenddecker to a broader audience.
Thank you for this video into his works.
He’s my fav artist, such an inspiration for me! He had one of the most uniques styles I’ve ever seen. I love him so so so much.
Amazing, I have come across his work before but not his name. A true genius and wholesome style of art ❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Leyendecker! Zenith comes to mind.
Splendid.
A great artist
I love the Haggin Museum! As a child my cousins and I would wander through
the many exhibits for hours. My grandparents lived in Stockton and they would
Drop us off at the community pool and we would visit the Haggin when we
Finished swimming.
He is one of my favorite classic illustrators. His brother Frank was a good illustrator too but killed himself at a young age.
We are fortunate to have a couple of sketches by Frank Leyendecker in our collection.
You should have a museum store on your website , because all the people who cannot travel for many reasons , might be interested to buy books of the art works of the Haggin Museum . And I mean open to International orders please .
You can see how his mentee, Norman Rockwell, was influenced by his work.
Une grande ressemblance avec le travail de Norman Rockwell....je prefere Rocwell
GOING SOON!
What is the background music at 01:30 ? Thank you!
Its “Sherlock Holmes and Watson Exposed-O.H Krill”, then transitions into “Morning Call-Marie”
It seems he never smiled...
It was a mask he maintained to safeguard his private life. His partner @ 1:45
@@marquamfurniture yes, very different from Norman Rockwell.
@@marquamfurniture ._.
It's always humiliating for real artists to work for an advertising agency. When artists are more important than presidents then the world may evolve...