Golden Age Illustrators

From the dustjacket: Dean Cornwell, in his magazine and book illustrations, posters, calendar art, and advertising art recaptured decade by decade the...

This is the hardcover edition limited to 750 copies and signed by the legendary illustration historian Walt Reed. The classic 1978 monograph on this...

Covarrubias (1904-1957) was the premiere caricaturist in the U.S. in the period between the suicide of Ralph Barton and the rise of Al Hirschfeld. This...

Released simultaneously in soft and hardcover, this hardcover edition is quite scarce. Thomas Wilmer Dewing (1851-1938) was "best known for paintings of...

Out of print. A selection of all of the drawings from two Kley art books published in Germany: Leut' und Viecher (1912) and Sammel-Album (1923) except...

The only major monograph devoted to this marvelous Boston school artist. Paxton was a student of Gerome and specialized in lush portraits of beautiful...

A bit garish in its design, nevertheless an amazing compilation. A comprehensive illustrated history of Robert E. Howard's publications in pulps, books and...

A fine introduction to golden age illustrator Newell Convers Wyeth (1884-1945) with 84 largely full-page color plates and a biography with 10 black &...

This spectacular new book explores the work of Austrian artist Franz Wacik, whose breathtaking and imaginative illustrations were featured in the satire...

An excellent instruction book and survey with caricatures and comments from 40 caricaturists, including: Hirschfeld, Levine, Sorel, Risko, Witte, Gersten,...

From the publisher: A collection of all of the drawings from Leut' und Viecher (1912) and Sammel-Album (1912) that do not appear in Dover's Drawings of...

A poster book featuring excellent 16 full-page reproductions from the original paintings and 17 smaller color illustrations. With a long...