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The great T.S. Sullivant (1854–1926) was hilarious from any angle. For most artists it would be a challenge to draw a recognizable head from... -
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This is one of a series of posts on the artists featured in the upcoming exhibition at the Delaware Art Museum, State of the Art: Illustrat... -
This post is the last in a series on the artists featured in the exhibition at the Delaware Art Museum, State of the Art: Illustration 100 ... -
The illustrations of William A. Smith capture the mood of his era. I especially like the gritty, urban paintings he did in the 1940s and 19... -
Today I am posting a garden of faces selected from Smith's sketchbooks: Even with just a quick sketch, Smith captured the personalities ... -
James Williamson for the Saturday Evening Post (1949) There is a gap, at least 12 tugboats wide, between what an artist can imagine and what... -
Illustrator Bernie Fuchs standing behind President Kennedy at the White House Once upon a time, kings and pharaohs sought the most talented ... -
The illustrator Robert Fawcett used to complain about the grueling training in figure drawing that he received at the Slade school in London...
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