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A talented artist even as a child, Paul Bransom (1885-1979) had a life-long fascination with animals. At thirteen, he became a technical draftsman for the US Patent Office. In 1903, he moved to the New York Evening Journal as a comic strip artist. His gift for animal portraits led to commissions for illustration work, including books such as the Wind in the Willows and Just So Stories.
Bransom had a camp on Canada Lake, near that of fellow artist and illustrator Charles Sarka.
Bransom had a camp on Canada Lake, near that of fellow artist and illustrator Charles Sarka.
Title:
Untitled: Trees
Artist:
Bransom, Paul
Date:
1968-1970 ca
Catalog #:
1987.001.0019
Slide #:
13 of 35
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Untitled: Trees
Untitled: Trees