Born in Danville, Illinois, Hurlstone Fairchild was an illustrator,
writer and painter of Southwest subjects, especially the Grand
Canyon. In 1950, his book, Grand Canyon Sketches and Verse, was published, and work by him is in the Grand Canyon National Park Collection.
He
was educated at the Universities of Illinois and Michigan and as a
mining engineer at the Missouri School of Mines in Rollo.
Initially he pursued mining engineering as a career. This (showing 500 of 1460 characters). |
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