Exam 2 History Of Illustration

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Who was Thomas Morgan heavily influenced by? and studied in England to find this mans work?

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Thomas Morgan was heavily influenced by JMW Turners work. Thomas Morgan was heavily influenced by JMW Turners Work. Thomas Morgan was heavily influenced by JMW Turners work. Thomas Morgan was heavily influenced by JMW Turners Work.

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What was Thomas Morgans first career?

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Thomas Morgan was first a wood engraver, which helped instill his great skill of observation.

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Joseph Mallord William Turner

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mainly composed watercolors and sketches

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What did Thomas "Yellowstone" Moran usually paint?

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Thomas Yellowstone Moran mostly painted western landscapes.

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Where did Thomas Yellowstone Moran attend school?

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Thomas Yellowstone Moran attended school at the Rocky Mountain School of painting

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Why is Moran Point in the Teton Mountain Range called Moran Point?

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Moran Point is called Moran Point because Thomas Yellowstone Moran painted it

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Who is the older brother of Joseph William Turner?

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Edward Moran is the older brother of Joseph Mallord William Turner

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What did Edward Moran paint?

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Edward Moran painted mainly marine and boat scenes

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Which Moran brother was chief illustrator at Schribnners magazine?

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Edward Moran was the chief illustrator at Schribbners magazine.

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Who was the youngest Moran Brother?

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Peter Moran was the youngest Moran brother

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What did Peter Moran Paint?

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Peter Moran created lots of prints and etchings of genre scenes, farm animals, and pasteural landscapes

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Who is a significant female artist born in Philadelphia?

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Jessie Wilcox Smith is a significant female artist born in Philadelphia

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Jessie Wilcox Smith never married. Why?

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Jessie wilcox never married because she was married to her artwork.

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What schools did Jessie Wilcox Smith attend?

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Jessie Wilcox Smith attended

-school of design for women

-pennsylvania academy of fine arts

-howard pyle institute

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Who did jesse wilcox smith study with at the pennsylvania academy of fine arts?

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Jessie Wilcox Smith studied with Thomas Eakins at the Pennsylvania academy of fine arts

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Who did jessie wilcox smith befriend at the howard pyle institute and what were they called?

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jessie wilcox smith became friends with Elizabeth Shippen Green and Violet Oakley (muralist) at Pyle Institute. They were called the Rose Girls

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What did jessie wilcox smith create?

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-jessie wilcox smith created pastel, oil or watercolors

-created mother goose tales

-painted children innocent and cute

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what is NC Wyeths full name?

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Newell Convers Wyeth

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Who was Newell Convers Wyeth teacher?

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Howard Pyle was Newell Convers Wyeths teacher

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Newell Convers Wyeth father was passionate about the arts and artists, but what did NC Wyeth not enjoy doing?

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NC Wyeth did not enjoy doing Ilustration

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what did NC Wyeth create?

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Newell Convers Wyeth created flat images and outlines, vibrant colors, and thickly applied paint on medieval subjects, adventures, outdoors, western and historical compositions

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what was NC Wyeth influenced by?

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NC Wyeth was influenced by the impressionists

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what is duo tone printing?

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duo tone printing is two colors of ink, black and orange, and when overlaid you get a variation of color

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what male english painter was influenced by jessie wilcox smith?

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arthur rachkam was an english painter influences by jessie wilcox smith

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what did arthur rachkam do as a profession, and what did he do at night?

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arthur rachkam started his career as a clerk, and attended art school at night

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arthur rachkam left his career as a clerk to do what?

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arthur rachkam left his career as a clerk to work as a staff illustrator and reporter

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what was arthur rachkams work done in?

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arthur rachkams work was done in pen and ink and watercolor (typically dark brown ink work)

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Franklin Booth ended up making so much money what did he do?

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Franklin Booth made so much money he bought himself a limousine and chauffeur and spent 5,000 dollars on a firework show for Carmel Indiana

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What would Franklin Booth do as a child, which would affect his work as an artist?

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Franklin booth would copy wood engravings as a child, and as he ended up working in pen and ink, his works looked like wood engravings or wood cuts

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what type of poetry did franklin booth create?

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franklin booth created Illustrated poetry

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who is Joseph Christian Leyendeckers brother?

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Joseph Christian Leyendeckers brother is Frank Xavier Leyendecker (illustrator)

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Who was Charles Beach

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Charles Beach was Joseph Christian Leyendeckers lover and manager

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What did Joseph Christian Leyendecker frown upon?

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Joseph Leyendecker frowned upon photographs. He worked exclusively from life

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What type of feel did Joseph Christian Leyendecker's artwork have to it?

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Joseph Christian Leyendeckers artwork has a art deco feel to it

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what is Rockwells story with Joeseph Christian Leyendecker?

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After mentoring Rockwell, Rockwell began stealing Joseph Christian Leyendecker's clients

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What symbol did Joseph Christian Leyendecker use as a new year?

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Joseph Christian Leyendecker used a baby as a symbol for the new year

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What was Joseph Christina Leyendecker extremely fast at?

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Joseph Christian Leyendecker was extremely fast at illustrating. He could whip out 6-7 magazine cover illustrations a month

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Who did Joseph Clement Coll study in order to self teach himself?

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Joseph Clement Coll studied Edmond Austin Abbey and Howard Pyle to self teach himslef

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Who sent Joseph Clement Coll to study art in Chicago for two years?

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A newspaper that Joseph Clement Coll worked for sent him to Chicago to study art because they saw his potential

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What about Joseph Clement Colls artwork

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Joseph Clement Coll's artwork is primarily done in black and white, pen and ink

-he is known for unique compositions (pictures set on side of page etc)

-and all his images were done from memory

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What created Harvey Thomas Dunn's hard work ethic?

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Harvey Thomas Dunn worked for his dad on a farm, and was so moved to go to school he would work so early in the morning to get a days work in on the farm but also attend school

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Who was Harvey Thomas Dunn's teacher, and who did Harvey Thomas Dunn teach?

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Harvey Thomas Dunn was a student of Howard Pyle. Harvey Thomas Dunn was a teacher of Dean Cornwell

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What about Harvey Thomas Dunn's artwork?

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Harvey Thomas Dunn's artwork has a crudness to the lines and brushstroke, his colors are subdued

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What artist was influential in starting the Delaware Art Museum, the largest collection of Howard Pyle Pieces?

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Frank Earl Schoovnover was influential in starting the Delaware Art Museum

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Where did Frank Earle Shoovnover go as an artist?

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Frank Earle Shoovnover went to war as an artist

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Some of Frank Earle Shoovnover's paintings have what kind of use of color?

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Frank Earle Shoovnover's paintings have an intense use of color

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Where did Frederick Maxfield Parrish get Maxfield from?

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Frederick Maxfield Parrish felt his name was not exotic enough, and adopted his grandmothers maiden name.

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Where did Frederick Maxfield Parrish receive his training from?

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Frederick Maxfield Parrish received his art training from Paris, while his dad was training as a printmaker

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What did Frederick Maxfield Parrish utilize?

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Frederick Maxfield Parrish utilized copyrighting and made lots of money remaking his artowrk

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What was Frederick Maxfield Parrish orientated towards regarding his artwork?

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Frederick Maxfield Parrish was orientated towards, design, math and symmetry. He used transparent glazers on his work to obtain an intensity

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What did Frederick Maxfield Parrish paint once he tired of illustration commissions?

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Once Frederick Maxfield Parrish tired of illustration commissions, he painted landscape

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Who was Frederick Maxfield Parrish's mistress, manager and model?

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Frederick Maxwell Parrish's model was Sue Lewin

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What was Stanley Massey Arthurs well known for?

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Stanley Massey Arthurs was well known for his murals in state capitals, Delaware and Minnesota, and trying to create a mood with light and atmosphere

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Who was Stanley Massey Arthur's teacher?

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Stanley Massey Arthur's teacher was Howard Pyle

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What is always in Stanley Massey Arthur's artwork?

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Stanley Massey's artwork almost always horse and buggies

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Who was William Aylward's teacher

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William Aylward's teacher was Howard Pyle

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What profession was William Aylward's father, that led to an influence in Aylward's work?

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William Aylward's father was a shipper on the great lakes, consequently influencing Williams work

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Where did William Aylward study art?

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William Aylward studied art at the Institute of Chicago and Academy in New York

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When Henry Patrick Raleigh moved to San Francisco to support his family at a shipping yard, what happened?

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When Henry Patrick Raleigh went to San Francisco, his boss sent him to take some art classes

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Who did Henry Patrick Raleigh become acquainted with?

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Henry Patrick Raleigh became acquainted with William Randolph Herst, a publication giant.

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Why did Henry Patrick Raleigh commit suicide?

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Henry Patrick Raleigh committed suicide because his style fell out of popular demand

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What did Henry Patrick Raleigh want the viewer to do when looking at his creations?

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Henry Patrick Raleigh wanted the viewer to engage with what they were seeing and t complete his images

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Henry Patrick Raleigh did what kind of artwork?

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Henry Patrick Raleigh mostly created black and white with some watercolor added.

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James Montgomery Flagg was a pompous dude, why?

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James Montgomery Flagg was pompous because he was doing illustrations for St. Nciholas and Judge magazine at the age of 12, nd by 14 he was contributing to LIFE magazine.

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Who did James Montgomery Flagg hang out with?

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James Montgomery Flagg hung out with Dean Cornwell

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What was James Montgomery Flagg famous for?

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James Montgomery Flagg was famous for the ar posters

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What about James Montgomery Flagg's work?

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James Montgomery Flagg's work resembled the charles gibson girl, mainly did brush and ink drawings.

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Which artist established an advertising firm?

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Clarence Coles Phillips established an advertising firm.

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Who did Clarence Coles Phillips hire to work at his advertising firm?

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Clarence Coles hired Edward Hopper to work at his firm.

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Who is Edward Hopper?

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Edward Hopper is the most significant realistic fine artist in the 20th century

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What did Clarence Coles Phillips utilize as an artist?

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Clarence Coles Phillips utilized negative space, and is known for his fade away girl

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What kind of training did Sir Frank William Brangwyn receive?

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Sir Frank William Brangwyn

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Where was Sir Frank William Brangwyn most significant?

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Sir Frank William Brangwyn was most significant in England

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What else did Sir Frank William Brangwyn design?

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Sir Frank William Brangwyn designed furniture, dinnerware, tapestries, and did murals

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Who studied beneath Sir Frank William Brangwyn?

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Dean Cornwell studied beneath Sir Frank William Brangwyn

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What is the difference between Sir Frank William Brangwyn and Dean Cornwell's work?

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Dean Cornwell and Sir Frank William Brangwyn both painted flat mural designs, however, Cornwell's show a little more depth

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While in New York, who did Dean Cornwell study under?

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Dean Cornwell studied under Harvey Dunn in New York

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Where did Dean Cornwell study art?

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Dean Cornwell studied art at the institute of Chicago

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How does Dean Cornwell create eye direction?

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Dean Cornwell creates eye direction by putting so many objects in his compositions.

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Dean Corwells work is very _______________?

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Dean Cornwell's work is very melachonly. "the grays are the sauces that flavor all the other colors on the canvases.

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Dean Cornwell was what at a very young age?

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Dean Cornwell was a cartoonist at a very young age?

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Who did John Held Junior go to high school with?

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John Held Junior went to high school with they guy who started the New Yorker magazine (arlod Ross)

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What did John Held Junior's are define?

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John Held Junior's art defined the roaring twenties. HE created the "flapper". However, when the decade ended, his career ended, and he began painting landscapes and teaching.

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Who did John Held Junior study with?

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John Held Junior studied with Mahon Ri Young

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Norman Percevel Rockwell produced over how many paintings?

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Norman Percevel Rockwell produced over 4000 paintings

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Where did Norman Percevel Rockwell go to school?

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Norman Percevel Rockwell went to the Chase School OF Art at the age of 14

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Who was Norman Percevel Rockwell so impressed by?

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Norman Percevel Rockwell was so impressed by Lyndecker, that his earlier paintings looked like a Lyndecker painting

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who worked for major women's magazines and did not paint men often?

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Rolf Armstrong worked for major women's magazines and did not paint men often

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Rolf Armstrong worked often in what mediums?

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Rolf Armstrong worked in pastels

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who is famous for his "how to draw" figure studies?

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William Andrew Loomis is famous for his "how to draw" figure studies

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Which artist took a job as a deck hand to come to america?

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Anton Otto Fischer took a job as a deck hand to come to America

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Who modeled for artists, and then decided to become an artist?

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Anton Otto Fischer modeled for artists and then decided to become an artist

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Anton Otto Fischer studied with who?

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Anton Otto Fischer studied with Howard Pyle

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What did Anton Otto Fischer paint?

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Anton Otto Fischer painted lots of maritime scene, experiences he had while at sea

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Why was Anton Otto Fischer one of the wealthiest artists?

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Anton otto Fischer was one of the wealthiest artist because he invested his money

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who was the most recognized commercial illustrators of his time?

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Haddon Hubbard Sundblom was the most recognized commercial illustrator of his time

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who created the Quaker Oats Man and the Santa Claus for Coca Cola?

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Haddon Hubbard Sundblom created the Quaker Oats Man and the Santa Claus for Coca Cola

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What about Haddon Hubbard Sundblom's artwork?

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Haddon Hubbards Sundblom's artwork had a wide breadth of subject matter, and he created lovely pin up art. He was a confident oil painter and was well versed with loosely done pen and ink