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Saturday, 3 March 2012

Lynd Ward, Pen & Ink Master

Posted on 10:14 by Unknown
There's no denying Lynd Ward's well deserved reputation as a master of pen-and-ink drawing.

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Several years ago, TI list member Maureen Goodman sent the scans below. These three Lynd Ward pen-and-ink drawings were among her personal collection of some 7,000 pieces of original illustration art (!)

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At the time, Maureen was attempting to catalogue this massive collection, which she inherited from her father. These three pieces were published in Volume 8 - Myths & Legends of a 1953 edition of The Children's Hour.

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How Maureen's father (and later, Maureen) came to own all these originals is a fascinating story in itself - one for another day. For now, I just wanted to make sure I included these scans in our Lynd Ward posts...

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... and say thanks to Maureen for sharing them with us! Have a great weekend, everyone :^)
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