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ADOLPH TREIDLER (1886-1981)
He was an American artist and magazine illustrator. The creator of many U.S. Treasury Department, War Bond, and War Stamp Sales Posters, "Arguably the nation's most outstanding poster artist!"
Treidler who was born in Westcliff, Colorado, studied at the California School of Design in San Francisco and with Robert Henri in New York. He first illustrated for McClure's magazine in 1908, then made pictures or cover designs for Harper's, Century, Scribner's, Collier's The Saturday Evening Post, Woman's Home Companion and ads for many national notable advertisers. Adolph Treidler was a long time artist for the Pierce-Arrow motor car company and produced many beautiful travel poster for the Bermuda Board of Trade but posters were artist/painter Adolph Treidler's particular forte and he created approximately 20 dynamic posters for the U.S. Government across both World Wars.
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He was an American artist and magazine illustrator. The creator of many U.S. Treasury Department, War Bond, and War Stamp Sales Posters, "Arguably the nation's most outstanding poster artist!"
Treidler who was born in Westcliff, Colorado, studied at the California School of Design in San Francisco and with Robert Henri in New York. He first illustrated for McClure's magazine in 1908, then made pictures or cover designs for Harper's, Century, Scribner's, Collier's The Saturday Evening Post, Woman's Home Companion and ads for many national notable advertisers. Adolph Treidler was a long time artist for the Pierce-Arrow motor car company and produced many beautiful travel poster for the Bermuda Board of Trade but posters were artist/painter Adolph Treidler's particular forte and he created approximately 20 dynamic posters for the U.S. Government across both World Wars.
