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‘... During the war Perlin worked for the graphics division of the Office of War Information along with Ben Shahn, who became a major influence on the young Perlin. He then became an artist-correspondent for Life & later worked for Fortune. In 1946, still under Shahn’s influence, Perlin began to paint seriously. Social comment was often implicit in his work at this time, & he was especially concerned with depicting the plight of minority groups & the poor. From 1948 until 1954 he lived in Italy, supported partially by Fulbright & Guggenheim fellowships. His return to the United States marked a change change in Perlin’s technique &subject matter. Colour replaced line as his primary expressive device, & the isolation of the individual became a predominant thematic concern.’ https://poulwebb.blogspot.com/2021_01_10_archive.html

‘... During the war Perlin worked for the graphics division of the Office of War Information along with Ben Shahn, who became a major influence on the young Perlin. He then became an artist-correspondent for Life & later worked for Fortune. In 1946, still under Shahn’s influence, Perlin began to paint seriously. Social comment was often implicit in his work at this time, & he was especially concerned with depicting the plight of minority groups & the poor. From 1948 until 1954 he lived in Italy, supported partially by Fulbright & Guggenheim fellowships. His return to the United States marked a change change in Perlin’s technique &subject matter. Colour replaced line as his primary expressive device, & the isolation of the individual became a predominant thematic concern.’ https://poulwebb.blogspot.com/2021_01_10_archive.html

#Fortune for #APRIL 1950
‘In This Issue: The Brewers’
Illustration by Bernard Perlin (1918-2014)
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Cover of *Fortune*, April 1950
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