An illustrator, commercial artist, designer and painter, Homer Hill lived in New Providence, New Jersey and spent much career time in New York City where took classes at the Parson School of Design and worked as an illustrator.
Among his clients were Good Housekeeping, Herald Tribune, Today's Living, Sports Afield, Woman's Home Companion, Woman's Day, McCall's, Ladies Home Journal, Reader's Digest and other national magazines. He also worked as an advertising artist at Shell (showing 500 of 2466 characters). |
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