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An Alphabet full of Illustrators...D is for Tom Dunnington (1928- 2013) an American Artist & illustrator #BookIllustrationOfTheDay
An Alphabet full of Illustrators...D is for Tom Dunnington (1928- 2013) an American Artist & illustrator #BookIllustrationOfTheDay
An Alphabet full of Illustrators...G is for Ernest Griset (1843- 1907) a French illustrator. He was best known for his often humorous depiction of his subjects #BookIllustrationOfTheDay
An Alphabet full of Illustrators...B is for Gordon Frederick Browne (1858- 1932) a prolific English Illustrator. He was meticulous in his desire for detail...An example being the 552 Illustrations alone he produced for a collected edition of Shakespeare.... #IllustrationOfTheDay
An Alphabet full of Illustrators...B is for Gordon Frederick Browne (1858- 1932) a prolific English Illustrator. He was meticulous in his desire for detail...An example being the 552 Illustrations alone he produced for a collected edition of Shakespeare.... #IllustrationOfTheDay
An Alphabet full of Illustrators...B is for Gordon Frederick Browne (1858- 1932) a prolific English Illustrator. He was meticulous in his desire for detail...An example being the 552 Illustrations alone he produced for a collected edition of Shakespeare.... #IllustrationOfTheDay
An Alphabet full of Illustrators...P is for Edward Penfield (1866-1925) an American Illustrator considered the father of the American Poster #IllustrationOfTheDay
An Alphabet full of Illustrators...H is for John Held Jr (1889-1958) an American Cartoonist & Illustrator whose works regularly graced the covers of titles such as Life & Vanity Fair. #IllustrationOfTheDay
An Alphabet full of Illustrators...B is for Maurice Berty (1884-1946) the pseudonym of a French Illustrator whose real name was in fact Count Jean de Lambertie #IllustrationOfTheDay
An Alphabet full of Illustrators...B is for Maurice Berty (1884-1946) the pseudonym of a French Illustrator whose real name was in fact Count Jean de Lambertie #IllustrationOfTheDay