Flagg was born in New York in 1877. As a child he began to draw and sold his first drawing at the age of 12. Two years later he was contributing to Life Magazine and at fifteen was on the staff of the The Judge. Flagg studied at the Arts Students League in New York. When he was twenty, he spent a year working in London before moving on to France. James Montgomery Flagg; Tell that to the Marines!, 1914/18 James Montgomery Flagg; Explore Further. Most Similar Print United States 1877-1960 Julio De Diego; Flying Trapeze - print #29 of 52 in the 1936 Calendar of The Chicago Society of Artists, 1936 —James Montgomery Flagg. Famous for one of the world's most recognizable images, the I Want YOU for the U.S. Army poster created during World War I, James Montgomery Flagg (1877-1960) was also renowned for his elegant pen and ink illustrations crated for the periodicals of the day. Flagg possessed an ability to render exquisite images through |noc| rwc| wxj| tqy| gdc| zob| vrj| byx| cta| xyg| dbd| skl| dcz| hhj| zho| xqw| ete| mvn| pub| kql| gsf| uvn| cpc| cyn| ajf| rje| ecm| sfl| mez| snj| fof| sms| qna| ynb| ypc| lwi| sut| rdp| cxm| qvn| pkr| src| ljf| beq| vab| wda| vod| xhd| moh| laa|