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Edward Penfield
(1866-1925) |
| Edward Penfield
began his training at the Art Students League from 1889-1895,
studying with the influential American artist George deForest Brush.
Penfield quickly found his own direction, though, coming to
prominence as one of America’s leading poster designers. His simple
yet elegant creations also lent themselves well to advertising work,
and Penfield spent many years with the clothing firm of Hart
Shaffner and Marx. He also did numerous covers for both Collier’s
and The Saturday Evening Post. Penfield further extended his
influence over the field of American illustration when he served as
art director for Harper’s magazines from 1891-1901 and later
as an instructor at the Art Students League. |
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| A Meet of the Hounds |
1922 |
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Watercolor on paper,
24 inches x 18 inches |
| "Waynesborough,"
Clifton Lislie, Ladies Home Journal, May 1922, p. 17. |
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