"Everett Raymond Kinstler: Pulps to Portraits"

As part of its Distinguished Illustrators Series, Norman Rockwell Museum presents "Everett Raymond Kinstler: Pulps to Portraits," on view at the Museum from March 10 through May 28, 2012.
Highly-regarded as a prominent American portraitist, Everett Raymond Kinstler began his career as a comic book artist and illustrator working for the popular publications of his day. The artist's original illustrations and portraits of noted celebrities-from Katharine Hepburn, Tony Bennett, and Tom Wolfe to artists James Montgomery Flagg, Alexander Calder, and Will Barnet will be on view in a lively installation that explores the process of capturing likenesses of his subjects for posterity.
Video produced by Bill Killon for Norman Rockwell Museum. ©Norman Rockwell Museum. All rights reserved.

[@derblae52]

Bravo. More Please.

[@Rangersly]

I collect old western comics and Everett Raymond Kinstler is certainly one of the best of that era. Thank you for that very interesting video.

[@scottmoore1614]

Fantastic! What an artist.

[@pisicapisica7024]

This is such a wonderful video. Very enjoyable. What a storyteller.Loved it !
Arigato for sharing it .

[@chycho]

Amazing interview. Thank you.

[@saintsataniko2116]

Lol HEY @Chycho...so funny to see you watching the same video. I heard about Kinstler from reading an interview with great EC artist George Evans who raved about Kinstler's talent. But also said that even as a teenager that Kinstler told Evan that somics was just his stepping stone and he would get out of it as soon as possible...and he did.

[@beemo9]

As great a storyteller as he is an artist!

[@RFazor]

Very much so, a rare treat

[@williamschlenger1518]

Great artist.I have your book from 1989.What happened to Portraits inc.?

[@michaelbrittain7445]

What a delight to see this! An astonishing talent. I have some books of his illustrations for the comics & pulps - wonderful stuff!
Look for;
1) Everett Raymond Kinstler: The Artists Journey Through Popular Culture 1942-1962
& 2) "My Bush with History" & (my favouritr!)
3) "Introduction Pages Of Everett Raymond Kinstler - Avon (1951-1953): Gwandanaland Comics #2751 - The amazing pen of a comic master"