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OSCAR
CAHÉN
FICTION
Oscar Cahén completed a phenomenal amount of fiction illustration for most of the leading periodicals in Canada. The variation in styles in his fiction work is quite remarkable; Cahén never slipped into a rut in 15 years. He absorbed influences from Western and non-Western art, clipping and saving LIFE magazine's frequent art features. Although he was critical of mainstream American illustration, Cahén still worked within its general vocabulary - and then added to it.

CR# 1096
"The Crippled Killer" New Liberty December 1948

CR# 1109
"All the fun of the Fair" Maclean's Magazine October 15 1952

CR# 277
"The Incredible Carollers" Weekend Magazine December 13 1952

CR# 1096
"The Crippled Killer" New Liberty December 1948
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