New York. 1889 - 1936
Illustration, commercial art, magazine cover genre
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1886 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 1960 Connecticut. Known for: Illustrator-western pulp and magazine.
Born in the Main Line section of Philadelphia to the Van Almach and Mulford. families, Stockton (as he was called) was taken to Portland, Oregon at the age of 4, where he lived until he was 20. At 7,... Read full biography
Born in the Main Line section of Philadelphia to the Van Almach and Mulford. families, Stockton (as he was called) was taken to Portland, Oregon at the age of 4, where he lived until he was 20. At 7, while attending a private school, he was pushed into a window hinge and blinded in his right eye.... Read full biography
Born in the Main Line section of Philadelphia to the Van Almach and Mulford. families, Stockton (as he was called) was taken to Portland, Oregon at the age of 4, where he lived until he was 20. At 7, while attending a private school, he was pushed into a window hinge and blinded in his right eye. Because of his accident, both Stockton and his sister Alice were given scholarships to attend the school until they graduated. The same year he was blinded, his father died of an abdominal aneurism - a... Read full biography
Born in the Main Line section of Philadelphia to the Van Almach and Mulford. families, Stockton (as he was called) was taken to Portland, Oregon at the age of 4, where he lived until he was 20. At 7, while attending a private school, he was pushed into a window hinge and blinded in his right eye. Because of his accident, both Stockton and his sister Alice were given scholarships to attend the school until they graduated. The same year he was blinded, his father died of an abdominal aneurism - a hereditary ailment that eventually took Stockton's life at the age of 75. He moved to New York around 1908 and attended the Art Students' League Night School. There he studied with Georgia O'Keeffe and other notable artists of the time; he met Mina... Read full biography
Born in the Main Line section of Philadelphia to the Van Almach and Mulford. families, Stockton (as he was called) was taken to Portland, Oregon at the age of 4, where he lived until he was 20. At 7, while attending a private school, he was pushed into a window hinge and blinded in his right eye. Because of his accident, both Stockton and his sister Alice were given scholarships to attend the school until they graduated. The same year he was blinded, his father died of an abdominal aneurism - a hereditary ailment that eventually took Stockton's life at the age of 75. He moved to New York around 1908 and attended the Art Students' League Night School. There he studied with Georgia O'Keeffe and other notable artists of the time; he met Mina Ivanek, a superb painter in her own right. A few years, later Stockton and Mina married and settled into a Bronx apartment. Despite h... Read full biography
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Slide 1 of 3: Tarzan and the Ant-Men, Argosy All-Story Weekly cover, February 2, 1924
Tarzan and the Ant-Men, Argosy All-Story Weekly cover, February 2, 1924
Stockton MulfordTarzan and the Ant-Men, Argosy All-Story Weekly cover, February 2, 1924
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Wild Horse Mesa, book cover, 1928
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Aviatrix
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Sculpture, painting
New Jersey. 1901 - 1979
Illustrator, caricature, genre
United States. 20th century
Illustration, genre, figure
United States. 1898 - 1966
Commercial product illustration
New York. 1894 - 1956
Magazine cover illustration
New York. 1914 - 1983
Illustrator, historical-Indian
Florida. 1912 - 1987
Portrait, illustrator-pin-up girls
Rhode Island, New York / France. 1880 - 1964
Illustration genre, rural scene and landscape painting
New York, Illinois. 1875 - 1950
Magazine and commerical art illustration, stylish women motifs
New York, Illinois, Ohio. 1895 - 1973
Illustrator, pulp mystery-western
United States. 1912 - 1991
Illustrator-figure, genre
New York. 1878 - 1945
Illustration-pulp action-science fiction
Illinois. 1900 - 1976
Pulp magazine illustration, "Weird Tales" cover designs
New York, New Jersey. 1912 - 2005
Illustrator-book, genre, figure
Ohio. 1917 - 1971
Paperback cover, pulp fiction illustration, figure and genre painting
New York, Illinois. 1899 - 1967
Illustrator-poster, genre, figure
Wisconsin. 1895 - 1963
Illustrator-faces, genre
New York, Ontario. 1877 - 1951
Illustrator-history, war-action
Connecticut, Oklahoma. 1906 - 1988
Illustrator-romance genre-faces
United States. 1924 - 1969
Paperback cover illustration
New York, Massachusetts. 1887 - 1957
Magazine illustration and cover art, western scene, landscape, teaching
New York. 1899 - 1987
Magazine illustration, painting, teaching, song writing
United States. 20th century
Illustrator-glamour girl
United States. 20th century
Illustrator, genre
New York, Connecticut / Lebanon. 1907 - 1965
Illustrator, genre-street, interiors
Pennsylvania. 1892 - 1968
Story genre illustration, religious murals, easel painting
New York, California. 1894 - 1976
Illustration, genre and painting- idealized female figure
Illinois. 1921 - 2018
Illustration, genre, historical painting
New York. Born 1929
Illustrator-book, figure, portrait
United States. 1927 - 2004
Illustration-paperback covers, pulp fiction
New York, Wyoming. 1871 - 1956
Illustrator, cartoonist, genre