One of the great designers, and great automotive artists, I've posted everything I've come across that he's done.
Found on http://www.lov2xlr8.no/brochures/misc/esq/esp.html
Count De Sakhnoffsky's 1935 illustrated cars in Esquire Magazine, and the 1936 range, though it looks terrible in comparison to the full color art
One of the great designers, and great automotive artists, I've posted everything I've come across that he's done.
Found on http://www.lov2xlr8.no/brochures/misc/esq/esp.html
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Count De Sakhnoffsky's 1935 illustrated cars in Esquire Magazine, and the 1936 range, though it looks terrible in comparison to the full color art
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