Collier's Cover Art

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Three months before Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor, and direct US involvement in World War II, military mobilization was impacting many walks of American life. Here, a satirical cover juxtaposes the scale of an ice cream man--and the simpler life he symbolized--to massive tanks and planes. A pair of eyes peeping out from the tank suggest that the soldier prefers those peaceful times, as well.

Stephen R. Ronay was a painter supported by the Federal Art Project during the 1930s, but he was equally adept at gently satirical cartoons like this and another one for the magazine eight months later.

Creator

Ronay, Stephen R[obert] , 1900-1983

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Source

Collier's 108.9 (30 Aug. 1941): cover

Courtesy Internet Archive

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Original Format

Magazine cover

Physical Dimensions

8.5 x 11 in.

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