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L. B. Cole (1918-1995), “Ghostly Weird Stories” #122, 1954Source

Eileen Alice Soper (1905-1990), ‘Spring Song’, 1924Source

Joseph Christian Leyendecker (1874-1951), ‘The Century, August, Midsummer Holiday Number&rsquo

Leo Jordaan (1885-1980), ‘De Finish’, “Vrij Nederland”,  June 13, 1955Source

Joseph Keppler (1838-1894), “Puck”, Vol. 7, #171, 1880Source

Jakob Nef (1896-1977), ‘Krieg der Woche’ (War of the Week), “Nebelspalter”,

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Carlos Schwabe (1866-1926), ‘Evangile’, “Modern Pen Drawings” ed. by Charles

Carlos Schwabe (1866-1926), ‘Sur le Chemin’ “Emporium”, #63, 1900Source

Carlos Schwabe (1866-1926), ‘Disegno’ “Emporium”, #63, 1900Source

Carlos Schwabe (1866-1926), ‘Sur le Chemin’ “Emporium”, #63, 1900 Source

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Gordon Ross  (1873-1946), ‘Spare Ribs’, “Caricature: Wit and Humor of a Nation in

robclarke: Stop the Cupidity. 2003, Our union requires that all gay illustrators do a Coppertone th

robclarke: Stop the Cupidity. 2003, Our union requires that all gay illustrators do a Coppertone th

orkante:sven nordqvist, one of my absolute favourite illustrators.

Fellow illustrators and Adobe Photoshop users! Adobe have launched a competition today in collaborat

So happy to be shortlisted by The Association of Illustrators jury for the World Illustration Awards

My illustration “Butterfly” has been awarded with a Gold Medal in the Society of Illustrators New Yo

Chéri Hérouard (1881-1961), “Rosalba et Autres Contes” by James Jaquet, 1922Source

William Andrew Pogány (1882-1955), “The Welsh Fairy-book” By W. Jenkyn Thomas, 1907Sourc

Frank Leyendecker (1876-1924), ‘A Live Wire’, “Life”, April 20, 1922Source

Ben Kutcher (1895-1967), “A House of Pomegranates” by Oscar Wilde, 1918Source

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