Sculpture, painting
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Born 1923 Detroit, Michigan. Known for: Magazine and book illustrator.
The following, submitted as a bulletin by Crispin Garcia, is from The Illustrator in America, 1860-2000, by Walt Reed, p. 347. The career of Mitchell Hooks, like that of many other artists of the... Read full biography
The following, submitted as a bulletin by Crispin Garcia, is from The Illustrator in America, 1860-2000, by Walt Reed, p. 347. The career of Mitchell Hooks, like that of many other artists of the post-World War II era, has been involved to a great extent with paintings for paperback book covers.... Read full biography
The following, submitted as a bulletin by Crispin Garcia, is from The Illustrator in America, 1860-2000, by Walt Reed, p. 347. The career of Mitchell Hooks, like that of many other artists of the post-World War II era, has been involved to a great extent with paintings for paperback book covers. His interpretations have a strong poster quality but also have a subtlety and sensitivity that attracts a closer and longer look. In addition to his book designs for Avon, Bantam, Dell, Popular Library... Read full biography
The following, submitted as a bulletin by Crispin Garcia, is from The Illustrator in America, 1860-2000, by Walt Reed, p. 347. The career of Mitchell Hooks, like that of many other artists of the post-World War II era, has been involved to a great extent with paintings for paperback book covers. His interpretations have a strong poster quality but also have a subtlety and sensitivity that attracts a closer and longer look. In addition to his book designs for Avon, Bantam, Dell, Popular Library and Fawcett publications, Hooks has illustrated for Cosmopolitan, The Saturday Evening Post, The Ladies' Home Journal, Redbook, McCall's, Woman's Day and other magazines. Mitchell was born in Detroit, Michigan. After the war and occupation duty in... Read full biography
The following, submitted as a bulletin by Crispin Garcia, is from The Illustrator in America, 1860-2000, by Walt Reed, p. 347. The career of Mitchell Hooks, like that of many other artists of the post-World War II era, has been involved to a great extent with paintings for paperback book covers. His interpretations have a strong poster quality but also have a subtlety and sensitivity that attracts a closer and longer look. In addition to his book designs for Avon, Bantam, Dell, Popular Library and Fawcett publications, Hooks has illustrated for Cosmopolitan, The Saturday Evening Post, The Ladies' Home Journal, Redbook, McCall's, Woman's Day and other magazines. Mitchell was born in Detroit, Michigan. After the war and occupation duty in Germany, he moved to New York to begin his free-lance illustration career.... Read full biography
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The Bad Blonde paperback cover
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Guilty Bystander paperback cover
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Paula
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Pennsylvania. Born 1902
Illustrator-cartoonist
United States. Born 1915
Illustrator-cartoon
Colorado. 1919 - 1977
Illustrator-figure, military genre
Nebraska. 1916 - 1981
Abstraction, genre, illustration
New York. Born 1921
Illustrator, portrait, female figure
United States. 1910 - 2005
Magazine illustration, figure and genre, art teacher
Nebraska, California. 1915 - 1977
Designer of vintage Terri Lee dolls, commericial art, sculpture
Connecticut, Wisconsin. 1872 - 1936
Illustrator, genre, figure
New York. Born 1941
Illustrator-movies, military, history
New York, New Jersey. 1921 - 2005
Illustration-pulp book covers
Illinois. Born 1922
Pin-up art magazine covers, illustration
United States. 1931 - 2018
Illustrator-story
Connecticut, New York. 1907 - 1988
Magazine cartoons, illustration
New York. 1902 - 1975
Magazine story illustration, realistic genre
New York, Indiana. 1878 - 1966
Illustrator, childhood subjects
New York. 1896 - 1966
Illustrator, genre, caricature, military
Ohio. 1917 - 1971
Paperback cover, pulp fiction illustration, figure and genre painting
Illinois, New Mexico. 1905 - 1982
Illustration-magazine
New York, New Jersey. 1912 - 2005
Illustrator-book, genre, figure
New York. 1916 - 2009
Illustration, domestic genre
Illinois. 1913 - 1977
Illustration
New York, South Carolina. Born 1923
Magazine illustration, commercial art, abstract painting
New York, Connecticut, Illinois. 1927 - 1995
Illustration, romance-western view
Connecticut / Scotland. 1908/09 - 1990
Illustration-genre, abstraction
New Jersey, New York. Born 1925
Illustrator-story
New York, California. 1899 - 1978
New Yorker and other magazine feminist theme cartoons
United States. Born 1911
Illustrator-magazine pin-up-girls
California, South Carolina. 1910 - 1984
Genre, figure, streets, illustrator
Florida, California, Wisconsin. 1893 - 1969
Genre, sea-landscape painting, illustration, teaching
New York / Belgium. 1921 - 1982
Illustrator-historical subjects, fantasy
New York, Florida, Rhode Island. 1915 - 2001
Romance magazine illustration, commecial art, mural painting