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Carigiet, Alois (1902 - 1985)
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Carigiet was the first illustrator to win the Hans Christian Andersen Award for Illustration. This site is dedicated to him.
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Bilibin, Ivan (1876-1942)
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An illustrated biography of Ivan Bilibin.
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Getz, Arthur (1913-1996)
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The most prolific cover artist of the New Yorker magazine, producing 213 covers between 1938 and 1988.
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American Illustrators Gallery
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Features image gallery of artists from the "Golden Age of Illustration".
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Phillips, Coles (1880-1927)
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Biography. One illustration.
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Loomis, Andrew (1892 - 1959)
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An illustrated biography of Andrew Loomis, known for his art instruction books.
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SurLaLune Fairy Tale Illustration Gallery
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Classic fairy tale illustrations by Arthur Rackham, George Cruikshank, Jessie Willcox Smith, Edmund Dulac, Gustave Dore, Walter Crane, Kay Nielsen and many others.
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Schoonover, Frank (1877-1972)
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An illustrated biography.
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Noble, Edwin
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Containing biographic and bibliographic information on Edwardian animal painter/book illustrator, including scans of his illustrations in the public domain.
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Barclay, McClelland (1891-1943
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Biography. One magazine cover.
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Outcault, Richard Felton (1863-1928)
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Biography.
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Belarski, Rudolph (1900-1983)
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Biography. One illustration.
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Carter, Pruett (1891-1955)
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Biography. One story illustration.
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Fawcett, Robert (1903-1967)
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Biography. One story illustration.
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Dohanos, Stevan (1907-1994)
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Biography.
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Eggenhofer, Nick (1897-1985)
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Biography.
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Lowell, Orson
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Born 1871. An illustrated biography.
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Pape, Eric (1870-1938)
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An illustrated biography, including a 1910 newspaper article.
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Parker, Al (1906-1985)
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Biography.
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Sambrook, Russell
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Biography. One illustration.
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Shinn, Everett (1876-1953)
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Biography.
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Thrasher, Leslie (1889-1936)
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Biography. One cover illustration.
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Whitcomb, Jon (1906-1988)
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Biography.
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Oliver, Ellis Augustus (1873-1937)
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Page by his grandson: biography, illustrations.
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Soare, William Fulton (1896-1940)
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Page by his son. Biography, photos, many illustrations.
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Abbey, Edwin Austin (1852-1911)
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An illustrated biography.
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World of the Child
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Exhibition at the University of Delaware Library. 200 years of illustrated books, the ealiest of which were not aimed exclusively at children.
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Darley, Felix Octavius Carr (1821-1888)
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Information about F.O.C. Darley, America's first illustrator of note.
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Anderson, Harry (1906-1996)
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An illustrated biography.
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Artzybasheff, Boris (1899-1965)
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An illustrated biography.
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The Iconography of Milton's ''Paradise Lost''
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Illustrations by: Gustav Doré, John Martin, John B. Medina, Benard Lens. Also: Burney, Westall, Hayman, and Blake.
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Dickens' Illustrations
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Biographical notes on the illustrators of Dickens' work.
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Bauer, John (1882-1917)
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An illustrated biography.
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Booth, Franklin
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Born 1874. An illustrated biography.
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Illustrations to ''Our Mutual Friend''
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All 40 illustrations by Marcus Stone. Site also contains full text, and original London reviews.
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Dickens And His Illustrators (1899) Re: L. Fildes
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The chapter on Luke Fildes from the work by F.G. Kitton.
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Brangwyn, Frank (1867-1956)
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An illustrated essay.
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Burian, Zdenek (1905-1981)
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An illustrated biography
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Clark, Walter Appleton (1876-1906)
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An illustrated biography.
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Clarke, Harry (1889-1931)
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An illustrated biography.
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Coll, Joseph Clement (1881-1921)
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An illustrated biography of Joseph Clement Coll - a master of pen & ink.
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Cornwell, Dean
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Born 1892. An illustrated essay.
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Craig, Frank (1874-1918)
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An illustrated biography of Frank Craig, British artist of the early twentieth century who painted images for Kipling, Robert W. Chambers and others.
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Percy Crosby (1890-1964)
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An illustrated biography, and book sales.
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Dunn, Harvey (1884-1952)
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An illustrated biography.
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Finlay, Virgil (1914-1971)
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An illustrated biography.
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Flint, Sir William Russell (1880 - 1970)
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An illustrated biography.
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Goble, Warwick (1862-1943)
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An illustrated essay.
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Godwin, Frank (1889-1959)
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An illustrated biography.
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Gross, Milt (1895-1953)
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An illustrated biography.
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Held Jr., John (1889-1958)
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An illustrated biography of John Held Jr., the delineator of flappers and sheiks and the Roaring Twenties.
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Hogarth, Burne (1911-1996)
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An illustrated biography.
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Milt Gross - Animation Art
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2 illustrations from video. Sales.
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Hurter, Albert (1883-1942)
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An illustrated biography.
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Keller, Arthur I. (1866-1924)
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An illustrated biography.
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Kley, Heinrich (1863-1945)
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Illustrated biography.
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Krigstein, Bernie
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Born 1919. An illustrated biography.
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Lathrop, Dorothy (1891-1980)
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An illustrated biography.
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Partch, Virgil (1916-1984)
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An illustrated biography of VIP, the darkly humorous creator of Big George and other cartoons for True, Colliers, Look, and for his own original compilations.
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Petty, George (1894-1975)
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An illustrated biography.
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Phillips, Coles
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An illustrated biography of the creator of the Phillips' girls, and of the fadeaway technique.
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Vilmos Andreas(William Andrew, or Willy) Pogany (1882-1955)
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An illustrated biography.
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Tusche, Tone And Stone: 19th Century News
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Illustrated discussion of 19th and early 20th century periodicals, and the artists whose work they published.
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The Camelot Project: Artists
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Artists who have illustrated versions of the Arthurian legends, with their work.
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Sowerby, Amy Millicent (1878-1967)
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Illustrated biography.
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Anderson, Anne - (1874-194?)
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Illustrated biography.
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Cooney, Barbara (1917-2000)
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An illustrated biography.
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Bessie Collins Pease Gutmann (1876-1960)
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An illustrated biography.
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Barker, Cicely Mary (1895-1973)
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Illustrated biography.
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Peck, Clara Elsene (born 1883)
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Illustrated biographical notes.
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Burd, Clara Miller
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Active: 1900-1930s. Illustrated biography.
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Lathrop, Dorothy Pulis (1891-1980)
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An illustrated biography.
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Jones, Elizabeth Orton (b. 1910)
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An illustrated biography.
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Green, Elizabeth Shippen (1871-1954)
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Illustrated biography.
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Storer, Florence Edith
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Active 1909-1914. Biographical note, and several illustrations.
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Brundage, Frances (1854-1937)
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An illustrated biography.
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Bennett, Harriet
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Active: 1877-1897. Biographical note, and two illustrations.
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Sewell, Helen Moore (1896-1957)
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An illustrated biography.
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Le Mair, Henriette Willebeek (1889-1966)
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Illustrated biography.
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Outhwaite, Ida Rentoul (1888-1960)
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An illustrated biography.
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King, Jessie Marion (1875-1949)
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Illustrated biography.
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Lenski, Lois (1893-1974)
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Illustrated biography.
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Attwell, Mabel Lucie (1879-1964)
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Illustrated biography.
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The Art of Edwin Noble
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Member of the Royal Academy, Mr. Noble primarily worked as an animal artist and children's illustrator.
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Bilibin, Ivan
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Works and biographical notes concerning this influential Russian graphic illustrator, painter and stage designer.
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Maturo, Joseph A.
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Biographical information on Joseph A. Maturo, artist and illustrator of magazine stories and 20th Century Fox movie posters.
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LeConte Stewart Digital Art Gallery
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Painter of western landscapes in his native state of Utah.
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Burton, Virginia Lee (1909-1968)
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An illustrated biography.
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Gág, Wanda Hazel (1893-1946)
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Illustrated biography.
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Hallock, Ruth Mary
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Active 1903-1936. Biographical note, and several illustrations.
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Martin, Sarah Catherine (1768-1826)
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Old Mother Hubbard illustrator.
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O'Neill, Rose (1874-1944)
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Illustrated biography.
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Tarrant, Margaret Winifred (1888-1959)
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Illustrated biography.
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Tudor, Tasha (b.1915)
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An illustrated biography.
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Barney, Maginel Wright Enright (1881-1966)
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Frank Lloyd Wright's sister. Illustrated biography.
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Alajalov, Constantin (1900-1987)
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Biography.
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Chambers, Charles Edward (1883-1941)
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Biography.
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Penfield, Edward (1866-1925)
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Biography with one cover illustration.
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Nielsen, Kay
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Brief illustrated biography with online references and links.
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Women Children's Book Illustrators
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Women illustrators from the Victorian period up to World War II, a project by Denise Ortakales.
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David Copperfield: The European Prospect
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Images, illustrations, photos and exerpts from David Copperfield. Includes student resources.
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Louis Wain : King of the Cat Artists
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Book by Heather Latimer about "Cat Artist" Louis Wain who bedazzled the English with his imaginative genius and sense of fun during the staid Edwardian era.
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Gruau, Rene
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History and graphic works, provided in French and English.
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Bewick, Thomas (1753-1828)
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Notes on the life of the man who founded the British School of wood engraving.
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Victorian Illustrators
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19th century illustration by Millais, Leighton, William Morris and an extensive list of other British artists.
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Dickens and His Illustrators
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A chapter from a biographical book by F.G. Kitton.
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Illustrations to ''Our Mutual Friend''
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The original 40 illustrations by 19th century artist Marcus Stone. Site also contains full text, and original London reviews.
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Illustration on Bob Speel's website
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19th century illustration by Millais, Leighton, William Morris, Kate Greenaway, and other British artists mainly from the Victorian period
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Ivan Bilibin (1876-1942)
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The illustrations of the Russian artist Ivan Bilibin.
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The Alois Carigiet Home Page
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Information about the famous graphic designer and children's books illustrator.
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Cooney, Barbara
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Information and biography of the illustrator and author of Miss Rumphius.
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Russell Sambrook
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Short biography with one illustration.
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Artzybasheff, Boris (1899-1965)
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Contains a biography with sample illustrations for the born in Russia born artist.
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Barclay, McClelland (1891-1943
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Contains a biography with a sample illustration for the artist born in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Bauer, John (1882-1917)
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Contains a biography with sample illustrations for the artist born in Jonkoping, Sweden.
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Belarski, Rudolph (1900-1983)
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Contains a biography with a sample illustration for the American artist.
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Ivan Bilibin (1876-1942)
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Contains a biography with a sample illustration for the Russian artist.
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Booth, Franklin
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Contains a biography with sample illustrations for the American artist.
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Brangwyn, Frank (1867-1956)
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Contains a biography with sample illustrations for artist born in 1867 in Bruges, Belgium.
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Burian, Zdenek (1905-1981)
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Contains a biography with sample illustrations for artist born in 1905 in Moravia, Czech Republic.
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Abbey, Edwin Austin (1852-1911)
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Contains a biography with sample illustrations for the American artist.
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Anderson, Harry (1906-1996)
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Contains a biography with sample illustrations for the artist born 1906 in Chicago.
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Carter, Pruett (1891-1955)
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Contains a brief biography with a sample illustration for the American artist.
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Chambers, Charles Edward (1883-1941)
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Contains a brief biography with a sample illustration for the artist born in Ottawa, Iowa.
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Clark, Walter Appleton (1876-1906)
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Contains a biography with sample illustrations for the American artist.
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Clarke, Harry (1889-1931)
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Contains a biography with sample illustrations for the artist born in Dublin, Ireland.
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Coll, Joseph Clement (1881-1921)
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Contains a biography with sample illustrations for the American newspaper and book illustrator.
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Cornwell, Dean
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Contains a biography with sample illustrations for the American illustrator and muralist.
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Craig, Frank
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An illustrated biography of the British artist of the early twentieth century.
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Shinn, Everett (1876-1953)
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Contains a brief biography with a sample illustration for the American artist who was a member of the "Ash Can School".
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Thrasher, Leslie (1889-1936)
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Contains a brief biography with a sample illustration for the American artist.
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Dohanos, Stevan (1907-1994)
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Contains a brief biography with a sample illustration for the American artist.
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Eggenhofer, Nick (1897-1985)
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Brief article about the illustrator known for his western dry-brush illustrations.
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Outcault, Richard Felton (1863-1928)
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A brief biography with a sample illustration for the American comic strip scriptwriter, sketcher and painter.
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Penfield, Edward
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A brief biography with a sample illustration for the artist born in the United States in 1866.
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Phillips, Coles
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A brief biography with a sample illustration for the artist born in 1880 in Springfield, Ohio.
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Whitcomb, Jon
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A brief biography with a sample illustration for the artist born in Weatherford, Oklahoma.
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Parker, Al (1906-1985)
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Brief biography with one illustration.
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Schoonover, Frank (1877-1972)
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An illustrated biography.
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Alajalov, Constantin
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Contains a brief biography with a sample illustration for the artist born November 18, 1900, Rostov, Russia.
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