Ken Duskin was one of the most famous and influential commercial art directors on Madison Avenue during The Golden Age of Advertising in the 1960_s. He was the original Don Draper and a giant among the madmen. By 29 years old Ken was the hottest young art director in New York. He drove a jaguar, smoked French cigarettes and had a keen sense of fashion and design. Ken worked at Doyle Dane and Bernbach, which was then, the largest and most famous Ad agency in the world. He was a prot_g_ of Bill Bernbach. While there, Ken did some of the most famous ads of his time, The Volkswagen Circus commercials, Porsche, Hubert Humphries_s 1968 Presidential campaign, Nelson Rockefeller_s re-election as Governor of NY and General Electric to name a few. Ken eventually left DD&B where he went on to pursue a career as a commercial director and photographer. After some years Ken went back into the Advertising world and joined Kenyen and Eckhart , which is now The Bozell ad agency as a creative director. While there, Ken took over the Chrysler account re-energizing the brand with both Ricardo Montelbon and Lee Iococca, taking the company out of bankruptcy and saving tens of thousands of jobs. Ken finished out his career there working closely with Lee Iococca until Ken_s retirement. He was a legend in the field and of all the Madmen.. one of the greatest.