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Tashlin ad on eBay
February 12, 2007 11:05 pm
Who knew Frank Tashlin was still doing commercial art in 1948? I didn’t. This is currently for sale on eBay. 1 comment posted in Cartoon Culture, Classic 
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For a few years, my brother was selling some of that type of advertising art, and he had a Tashlin piece advertising Maxwell House which was different, so he’s done at least a few in that campaign.