Born in Muskegon, Michigan, Haddon Sundblom, whom his friends called
"Sunny", became one of the most prominent American illustrators of the
early 20th century and dominated that field in Chicago beginning in the
1920s. The original firm was Sundblom and Anderson and was
located at 840 North Michigan Avenue before a move to 510 North
Dearborn and then to Ontario Street with the name Sundblom, Johnston,
and White.
He created many images that became famous for Coco Cola such (showing 500 of 2931 characters). |
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