| Born in Alameda, California, Charles Miller became a freelance illustrator in New York City from 1913 to 1945 and was a member of The Society of Illustrators. He attended high school in San Jose and then Partington's Art School in San Francisco. He worked on the "San Francisco Chronicle" newspaper where he held several jobs working his way up from copy boy and receptionist to the Art Department and news photography. He was a sketch-artist reporter, and did court room scenes, which led at one poi (showing 500 of 1143 characters). |
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