Art Director for the National Democratic Party during President
Roosevelt's administration, Cecil Beall was a well-known illustrator
and portrait artist during the 1930s and 40s. His works were
regularly featured in Saturday Evening Post and Collier's.
He
was born in Saratoga, Wyoming, and going a long way from his childhood
home, he studied in New York at the Pratt Institute and Art Students
League with George Bridgman. His early work was in a "bold poste (showing 500 of 1338 characters). |
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