Word: artzybasheffs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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While Boris Artzybasheff was painting his cover of David Lilienthal for TIME'S Aug. 4 issue, he telephoned Assistant Managing Editor Dana Tasker and asked: "What color do you think atomic energy...
...more than a year, Baker sweated out the bulk of these new covers. Then, Artzybasheff and Boris Chaliapin came along to contribute their respective talents. Tasker was, and is, liaison man, interpreting his and the editors' ideas to the artists and vice versa. With Baker's third cover (April 24, 1939) a symbolic swastika was inserted in the background of the Heinrich Himmler portrait. From that time on interpretive symbolism has been an increasingly significant part of the cover-to help identify portraits not immediately familiar to everybody, and to highlight the cover subjects' current news value...
From a mere germ in this yeasty civilization of ours, a tribute to Professor Toynbee, TIME, and Artist Artzybasheff...
...Generals Marshall and Eisenhower and President Truman, each of whom has made four appearances on TIME'S cover (the late Franklin D. Roosevelt was there eight times), she can see their faces change with the added responsibility and authority of their jobs. If so, TIME cover artists Boris Artzybasheff, Ernest Hamlin Baker, and Boris Chaliapin, who work from the" latest available photographs of their subjects, can take...
...collection. A loyal son of Texas has a standing order for the artists' originals of all Texans appearing on the cover. They are hung in a Texas museum. Originally, this art buyer (an ex-cattleman) wanted to know what longevity guarantee we would give him with each painting. Artzybasheff said he would be happy to guarantee his to last for about 500 years...