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Wednesday, 19 January 2011

James Dwyer, Part 2

Posted on 07:20 by Unknown
There were four installments to this 1954 series Dwyer illustrated. Unfortunately, I only have three of the four issues in which those installments appeared... but here they are anyway. Enjoy!

Dwyer09

Dwyer08

Dwyer07

* Don't forget, you can read about James Dwyer in Illustration magazine #5, free online.

* My James Dwyer Flickr set.
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