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N.C. Wyeth (Newell Conyers) Biography

N.C. Wyeth: The Golden Age Illustrator Who Shaped America’s Imagination WYETH, N. C. AMERICAN ILLUSTRATOR, 1882-1945. Howard Pyle’s most famous […]

A Childhood Classic Reimagined: Mabel Lucie Attwell’s The Water Babies There are certain illustrated books that seem to have been

A Forgotten Gem: Jessie M. King’s Enchanted World in Habitation Forcée There are books that merely contain illustrations, and then

In the landscape of early twentieth-century illustrated books, few volumes possess the quiet, luminous intensity of The Year’s at the

In the pantheon of illustrated books from the Golden Age of illustration, the 1910 edition of The Sleeping Beauty, brought

In the long and storied history of illustrating Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, no single edition before or since

Book design was an important part of the modernist craft community in turn of the century Vienna. Leporello-bound art books

Stories from Arabian Nights (1907), retold by Laurence Housman and illustrated by Edmund Dulac, represents a dazzling pinnacle of Edwardian

Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens (1906), written by J.M. Barrie and illustrated by Arthur Rackham, represents a landmark collaboration between

In the pantheon of illustrated children’s books, certain collaborations achieve an almost mythical status, where the vision of author and