Alexander King (author) Quote

Most fairly successful advertising men like to think that the composition of their copy involves enormous esthetic skills and they have a tendency to excuse the collecting of their exorbitant bribes on the ground that for the first time in history true genius is, at last, finding adequate compensation.


As quoted in: The Home Book of Humorous Quotations, 1969, p. 8.


Most fairly successful advertising men like to think that the composition of their copy involves enormous esthetic skills and they have a tendency to ...

Most fairly successful advertising men like to think that the composition of their copy involves enormous esthetic skills and they have a tendency to ...

Most fairly successful advertising men like to think that the composition of their copy involves enormous esthetic skills and they have a tendency to ...

Most fairly successful advertising men like to think that the composition of their copy involves enormous esthetic skills and they have a tendency to ...