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Monthly Archives: July 2013
STAN EALES AND HIS EARTHTOONS
Originally posted July 2013. Revised January, 2014 When I glanced at the cover, I thought I was looking at
Richard Denison Taylor (R. Taylor), illustrator of “Fractured French.”
Richard Denison Taylor (R. Taylor), illustrator of “Fractured French.” Actually, this book is a “…collection of mots, liberally interpreted by F. S. Pearson and indiscreetly illustrated by R. Taylor…” At least that is what the flyleaf states.
Cartonists from “Liberte Cherie”, Fernand Hazan, Editor
Fernand Hazan, Editor of “Liberté Chérie.” Wikipedia has a French entry for Hazan. You can also follow the link for a transliteration. In any case we find that he had a publishing house, briefly taken over by the German occupiers … Continue reading