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E. A. Séguy: man of mystery, ahead of his time
E. A. Séguy produced 11 albums of nature-themed illustrations and patterns, drawing inspiration from butterflies, beetles, dragonflies, flowers, foliage, crystals and animals. I’ve always loved his work, but information on the man himself is difficult to find. This is his entire … Continue reading
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Tagged art, art deco, art history, art nouveau, art nouveau illustration, artist, downloads, E. A. Séguy, Eugène Séguy, France, Paris, patterns, pochoir, printable
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Peter Pan by Sir James Barrie illustrated by Roy Best
Originally posted on redbudart:
Roy Best was an American illustrator with a long career as a painter of pin-up girls. He attended the Art Academy of Cincinnati and the Art Institute of Chicago, while working on railroad construction crew to…
Posted in old illustrations, vintage childrens illustrations
Tagged art, artist, illustration, Peter Pan, Roy Best, Tinkerbell
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The Pictorial Cyclopedia of Nature illustrated by Albert H. Winkler
I can’t seem to find out anything about the artist who made these illustrations. They are signed A.H. Winkler for Albert H. Winkler and were found in the back of a dictionary dating from 1971. They seem to be older … Continue reading
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Tagged albert h winkler, artist, birds of prey, butterflies, carrion birds, illustrations, insects, moths, wild animals
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