Slow Down 1969

"Slow Down" is a 1969 illustration by Arthur Saron Sarnoff, depicting a humorous scene of two boys driving a makeshift wooden car being stopped by a police officer. The artwork uses a bright, colorful palette and detailed, realistic figures. The "School Slow" sign and the presence of a car in the background suggest a suburban American setting, capturing a common scene of childhood play and light-hearted law enforcement. The artist, known for his illustrations and paintings in magazines like "The Saturday Evening Post," utilized his talent for realism to create an iconic image that emphasizes both the innocence of childhood and the importance of safety.