On Nearer Approach He Was Still More Surprised At The Singularity Of The Strangers Appearance (These Fairy Mountains Rip Van Winkle And His Dog Wolf) by Nc Wyeth

On Nearer Approach He Was Still More Surprised At The Singularity Of The Strangers Appearance (These Fairy Mountains Rip Van Winkle And His Dog Wolf)

Nc Wyeth — American, 1882–1945 — American Golden Age Illustration

N.C. Wyeth was among the most prolific and influential American illustrators of the early twentieth century, producing more than three thousand paintings and illustrating over a hundred books during his career. A student of Howard Pyle at the Brandywine school in Pennsylvania, he established his reputation with the 1911 Scribner's edition of Treasure Island, followed by illustrated editions of Kidnapped, The Last of the Mohicans, and Robin Hood.

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