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Tuesday, 6 March 2012

Jack Davis Meets the North American Indians

Posted on 15:28 by Unknown
How better to follow up yesterday's series of magnificent Jack Davis illustrations than with another batch - and one that's closely related, at that. Jack illustrated three books in this series (as one commenter mentioned yesterday, the other is on Teddy Roosevelt). I don't have that volume - but I'm very pleased to share these scans from my copy of Davis' "Meet the North American Indians" - enjoy!

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