Born in Thornburg, Iowa, Ross Santee lived between the East Coast and
Arizona and did much illustration and writing of books and for
publications including Arizona Highways. He retired to Arizona, becoming a student of Tucson artist Ted De Grazia.
Santee
studied cartooning for four years at the Art Institute of Chicago, and
moved to New York City where in the 1920s, he wrote and illustrated for
magazines such as Collier's, Red Book, and Country Home.
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