Nat White illustrated a wonderful series of 1950s ads I absolutely adore for the Stokely Van Camps Company.
What only recently came to light is that he was also responsible for a decade-long unsigned ad campaign Union Carbide ran during the same time period. On my blog, Today’s Inspiration, I cheekily dubbed this series the “Hand o’ God” ads… and just found out that a Brooklyn longshoreman was White’s ‘hand model’.
The artist spotted him while eating lunch in a Hamburger Express in Long Island and exclaimed to his wife, “there they are, the hands!”
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