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Illustrator and cartoonist, Leonard Raven-Hall was born in Bath, England. Following education at Bristol Grammar School, he began his art at Lambeth School of Art, 1881-83 where his tutors included John Sparkes and his peers Charles Ricketts and Charles Shannon. Through their influence he continued his studies in Paris at the Académie Julian, 1885-87 under Bouguereau and Aimé Morot.
Raven-Hill had begun sending in cartoons while still a student some of which were published in Nutshell (showing 500 of 1798 characters). |
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