Midterm Flashcards
Golden age ends in…
1920
Winslow Holmer
Most well-known battlefield artist
- he would sketch the battle field
- different artists would do a section and put them together
- Block of would carved out if white spots
Edwin Austin Abbey
Moved to england to research costuming and props
First American woman to make a living strictly from artwork
Palmer Franny (Frances Palmer)
Gibson Girl
Charles Dana Gibson
Turn of the century ideal sweetheart
Felix Octavius Darley
First well known American illustrator, his name would sell a book
The Yellow Kid
- Yellow journalism
- Vehicle for showcasing color in newspapers (brand new)
- introduced the use of word bubbles among other things
- Hogans alley
The red rose girls
- Elizabeth shippen green
- Jessie Wilcox Smith
- Violet Oakley
NC Wyeth
- Scribner’s classics
- First was Treasure Island
- started in 1911, did 20-25 over the span of 15-20 years
Mucha
Best known for his illustrations defining art nouveau
Howard Pyle
Founded the Brandywine school
Frederick Remington
- Western paintings
- Friends with Teddy Roosevelt
- Middle name was Sackrider
Joseph clement Coll
Beautiful landscape drawings in PEN AND INK, lines would go thicker as perspective came foward
AB Frost
Best known for his Uncle Remus’s Tales
Brer Bear, Brer Rabbit, Brer Fox
James Allen St John
First science fiction fantasy illustrator
Maxfield Perish
was NOT a student of Pyle, he showed up but didn’t study
Harvey Dunn
WAS a student of Pyle
Coles Philips
Fadeaway girl, where parts of the dress and background are blent together
Franklin Booth
Was basing his pen and ink drawings on woodblock print
Heinrich Clay
Animal drawings for Disney’s fantasia
Known for their line and wash illustrations in the late 19 teens
Authur Ignatius Keller
Frederic Rodrigo Gruger
Arthur William Brown
Henry Patrick Raleigh
Rolf Armstrong
known for his drawings of very stylish women
Ashcan group
group of 8, 4 were illustrators
John Sloan
Everett Shinn
George Luks
William Glackens
Robert Henri was NOT one of them
James Montgomery Flagg
Uncle sam I WANT YOU