Connecticut, Florida, New Jersey. 1889 - 1958
Jazz-Age genre, flapper figures-illustration
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1878 Newark, New Jersey - 1956 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Known for: Magazine illustrations, cartoons, landscape and still life painting.
Gus Mager was a newspaper cartoonist for much of the first half of the century. He drew both humor strips and straight adventure strips, and Hawkshaw the Detective was his most famous feature. In... Read full biography
Gus Mager was a newspaper cartoonist for much of the first half of the century. He drew both humor strips and straight adventure strips, and Hawkshaw the Detective was his most famous feature. In addition, he was a painter and contributed to the naming of the Marx Brothers. Charles Augustus Mager... Read full biography
Gus Mager was a newspaper cartoonist for much of the first half of the century. He drew both humor strips and straight adventure strips, and Hawkshaw the Detective was his most famous feature. In addition, he was a painter and contributed to the naming of the Marx Brothers. Charles Augustus Mager was born in Newark, New Jersey, and remained there all his life. He is thought to be a self-taught artist, and, according to comics historian Bill Blackbeard, "German humor magazines featuring the... Read full biography
Gus Mager was a newspaper cartoonist for much of the first half of the century. He drew both humor strips and straight adventure strips, and Hawkshaw the Detective was his most famous feature. In addition, he was a painter and contributed to the naming of the Marx Brothers. Charles Augustus Mager was born in Newark, New Jersey, and remained there all his life. He is thought to be a self-taught artist, and, according to comics historian Bill Blackbeard, "German humor magazines featuring the cartoon art of Wilhelm Busch, Karl Arnold, and other continental giants of the time influenced his developing graphic style as a boy." After selling cartoons to magazines while in his teens, Mager went to work for Hearsts two New York dailies, the... Read full biography
Gus Mager was a newspaper cartoonist for much of the first half of the century. He drew both humor strips and straight adventure strips, and Hawkshaw the Detective was his most famous feature. In addition, he was a painter and contributed to the naming of the Marx Brothers. Charles Augustus Mager was born in Newark, New Jersey, and remained there all his life. He is thought to be a self-taught artist, and, according to comics historian Bill Blackbeard, "German humor magazines featuring the cartoon art of Wilhelm Busch, Karl Arnold, and other continental giants of the time influenced his developing graphic style as a boy." After selling cartoons to magazines while in his teens, Mager went to work for Hearsts two New York dailies, the Journal and the American, near the turn of the century. He had an affinity for drawing animals; by 1904... Read full biography
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United States. Born 1915
Illustrator-cartoon
Arizona, California. 1917 - 2008
Illustration-cartoons
Connecticut, Michigan. 1909 - 1973
Cartoonist, illustrator, genre
New York. 1905 - 1960
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New York. 1900 - 1983
Action illustrator, pulp fiction, educator
Illinois. Born 1922
Pin-up art magazine covers, illustration
New York. 1896 - 1966
Illustrator, genre, caricature, military
Florida, New York. 1901 - 1977
Cartoonist, comic strip; writer
New York, New Jersey. 1909 - 1999
Illustrator-cartoonist
Illinois, New Mexico. 1905 - 1982
Illustration-magazine
New York. 1892 - 1991
Genre-views, illustration, still life painting
Pennsylvania, New York / England. 1852 - 1911
History illustration, figure and mural painting
New Jersey, New York. Born 1925
Illustrator-story
Connecticut, New York. 1917 - 1989
Comic strip illustration
New York, Michigan. Born 1923
Magazine and book illustrator
Connecticut. 1903 - 1967
Narrative, illustrator, cartoons
New York, Kansas, Connecticut. 1896 - 1979
Illustrator, cartoonist, genre
New York, Ontario. 1877 - 1951
Illustrator-history, war-action
New Jersey. 1910 - 1990
Magazine illustration, fine art portrait painting
Massachusetts, California / England. 1856 - 1943
Magazine illustrations, genre painting
Vermont, New York. 1907 - 1990
Magazine illustration, cover art
New York, South Carolina. 1928 - 2017
Portrait and figure painting, magazine illustration
Pennsylvania, Maine. 1888 - 1965
Illustrator, genre-exotic, interiors, teaching
New York, California, Florida, Ohio. 1902 - 1978
Illustration-cartoons
New York, New Jersey. 1909 - 2003
Pulp action genre illustration, cover artist
New York, California. 1899 - 1978
New Yorker and other magazine feminist theme cartoons
Washington, New York, Minnesota, Kansas, Missouri. 1914 - 1964
Pulp illustrator, fantasy imagery
New York, Minnesota. 1880 - 1946
Cartooning, freelance magazine illustration, advertising art