Sorry about the paucity of new material
First there were the two carpal tunnel syndrome surgeries
And just recently the first cataract surgery.
I hope to get back with more material next week. Thanks for your patience.
Categories
- 500 Years of Female Portraits Morphed
- Al Parker 1906-1985
- American Illustrators commemorative stamps, 2000
- Anna Whelan Betts 1873-1959
- Arthur G. Dove 1880-1946
- Bob Staake
- Charles Dana Gibson and His Imitators
- Charles Henry White 1878-1918
- Claude Shepperson 1867-1921
- Clifford W. Ashley 1881-1947
- Earl Oliver Hurst 1895-1958
- Edmund C. Tarbell 1862-1938
- Edward Hopper 1882-1967
- Edward Penfield 1886-1925
- Edwin A. Abbey 1852-1911
- Elizabeth Shippen Green 1871-1954
- Ernest Thompson Seton 1860-1946
- F.R. Gruger 1871-1953
- Francis Davis Millet 1846-1912
- Frank Weston Benson 1862-1951
- Frederic Dorr Steele 1873-1944
- Frederic Remington 1861-1909
- Félix Vallotton 1865-1925
- George Wright 1872-1951
- Gilbert Bundy 1911-1955
- Gilbert Darling 1901 - 1990
- Harold Irving Smith 1892-1969
- Harry Fenn 1845-1911
- Henry McCarter 1886-1942
- Herbert Roese, dates unknown
- Howard Giles 1876-1955
- Howard Pyle 1853-1911
- J.C. Leydendecker 1874-1951
- Jacob A. Riis 1849-1914
- Jessie Willcox Smith 1863-1935
- Jimmy Beaulieu
- John Jebusa Shannon 1862-1923
- John La Gatta 1894-1977
- John Ruge 1915-
- Jon Whitcomb 1906-1988
- Jules Guérin 1866-1946
- Ludwig Hohlwein 1874-1949
- Maurice Boutet de Monvel 1850-1913
- Maxfield Parrish 1870-1966
- May Wilson Preston 1873-1949
- Michael Fay, USMC, Afghanistan and Iraq
- Museums
- N.C. Wyeth 1882-1945
- Norman Rockwell 1894-1978
- Paige Pooler
- Paul Giambarba
- Recommended
- René Robert Bouché 1906-1963
- Sarah S. Stilwell Weber 1878-1939
- The Decline of Mid-20th Century Illustrators
- The Golden Age of Design
- The pretty peeps of World War II
- Thomas Fogarty 1873-1938
- Time Out
- W.A. Dwiggins 1880-1956
- Walter Jack Duncan 1881-1941
- Walter King Stone 1875-1949
- William Glackens 1870-1938
- William J. Aylward 1875-1956
- Winslow Homer 1836-1910
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Please, I beg you...
- Please don't send me files and please don't tell me you have a print or a painting by one of these illustrators, or another, and ask me how much they are worth. Take the time to Google for information or seek an appraisal from a qualified art gallery.
Yes, get well soon!
Posted by: Rebecca | December 13, 2007 at 12:02 AM
Never you mind Paul!
You get on with recovering.
I have to take my good Lady to the hospital tomorrow, for a cataract operation. So I am going to be busy myself for a while!
Regards and Get Well Soon so you can enjoy your Christmas.
John W
Posted by: John Walker | December 05, 2007 at 02:08 PM
Merçi beaucoup Marie Pomme. The wonders of medical science today are astonishing to this old man.
Posted by: giam | November 18, 2007 at 05:12 PM
Thank you so much to share your passion with us. I hope you will recover soon.
Posted by: marie pomme | November 18, 2007 at 09:02 AM