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            <display>Robert Remsen Vickrey (American illustrator, born 1926)</display>
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            <display>1966 (creation)</display>
            <notes>Used on the cover of Time magazine (with additional graphics), October 14, 1966</notes>
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            <display>Full color portrait of Walter Cronkite, (head and shoulders dressed in a suit and tie) against a monochromatic blue background portraying the television industry. Walter Leland Cronkite, Jr. (born November 4, 1916) is a retired American broadcast journalist, best known as anchorman for the CBS Evening News for 19 years (1962-1981). During the heyday of CBS News in the 1970s and 1980s he was often cited in viewer opinion polls as "the most trusted man in America" because of his professional experience and kindly demeanor. The famous CBS "eye" logo (unveiled on Oct. 17, 1951) by William Goldman is visible on the camera.</display>
            <description source="Wikipedia; http://en.wikipedia.org/ (accessed 6/1/2009)">Full color portrait of Walter Cronkite, (head and shoulders dressed in a suit and tie) against a monochromatic blue background portraying the television industry. Walter Leland Cronkite, Jr. (born November 4, 1916) is a retired American broadcast journalist, best known as anchorman for the CBS Evening News for 19 years (1962-1981). During the heyday of CBS News in the 1970s and 1980s he was often cited in viewer opinion polls as "the most trusted man in America" because of his professional experience and kindly demeanor. The famous CBS "eye" logo (unveiled on Oct. 17, 1951) by William Goldman is visible on the camera.</description>
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            <display>watercolor and pencil on board    </display>
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            <display>21 in (height) x 14.5 in (width, without frame)</display>
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            <display>© Robert Vickery/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY           </display>
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            <display>Twentieth century</display>
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            <display>commercial and industrial design; contemporary (1960 to present); figure, male; portraits; Cronkite, Walter; Television broadcasting of news; Television news anchors; television camera; television screen; television broadcast antenna</display>
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            <display>drawing (image-making); painting and painting techniques</display>
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            <description>A comparison of the illustration to the finished, printed magazine cover. Note difference in scale, contrast and intensity of colors.</description>
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            <display>Department of Visual & Performing Arts, Fairfield University</display>
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            <display>Time, the weekly news-magazine; typography; graphic design</display>
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                <term type="corporateName" vocab="LCNAF" refid="n 94056291">Time, the weekly news-magazine</term>
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            <display>Overall view of portrait and its use as a Time magazine cover illustration (October 14, 1966 issue)</display>
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