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Arthur John Balliol SalmonШаблон:Refn (1868 – 1953) was a British artist particularly noted for his illustrations and his work in pencil, chalk and pastels. He was one of the twenty leading illustrators selected by Percy V. Bradshaw for inclusion in his Art of the Illustrator.Шаблон:Refn

Biography

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Fancy Dress Ball at the Royal Palace Hotel, Kensington, in aid of Our Dumb Friend's League
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Calling the roll in the courtyard at Eton on the "Fourth of June" 1907

Salmon was born in Manchester, Lancashire, England on 1 June 1868.Шаблон:R He was the son of Henry Curwen Salmon and Ellen Fennell, who had married on 6 May 1857.Шаблон:R Шаблон:Refn

Balliol Salmon studied for a year under Fred Brown at the Westminster School, where his fellow pupils were F. H. Townsend and Fred Pegram. Salmon continued his training, together with Fred Pegram at Paris ateliers.Шаблон:R He trained at the Academie Julian in Paris. He lived in Glasgow and London.Шаблон:R

He pursued a career as teacher and illustrator, notably for The Graphic. Houfe wrote in his Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century British Book Illustrators and Caricaturists (1996) that Balliol Salmon was one of the best pencil and chalk artists to work for the press in the Edwardian era.Шаблон:R

Balliol Salmon was chosen by art instructor Percy V. Bradshaw as one of the artists to illustrate "The Art of the Illustrator", the seminal collection of twenty portfolios demonstrating six stages of a single painting or drawing by twenty different artists and published in 1918.[1]

Selected illustrations

Book illustrations for the series of books by Angela Brazil

Salmon was Angela Brazil's favourite among her illustrators with his lovely elongated schoolgirls.Шаблон:R He illustrated seven of her books in the UK.Шаблон:R Different illustrators were used for different markets. Freeman states that Salmon's illustrations were jettisoned for comic cartoons in France and winsomeness in America.Шаблон:R

In the following list PG indicates whether the book is available on Project Guthenberg. The list is based on searches on Jisc library hub discover,Шаблон:Refn checked against the bibliography in Sims and Clare's Encyclopedia of Girls' School Stories.Шаблон:R

Books by Angela Brazil and illustrated by Salmon
No Title Published Year Pages (from Jisc) On PG
1 The Jolliest Term on Record Blackie, London 1915 288 p., 8º Шаблон:Yes
2 The Luckiest Girl in the School Blackie, London 1916 296 p., 6 ill., 8º Шаблон:Yes
3 The Madcap of the School Blackie, London 1917 288 p., 8º Шаблон:Yes
4 A Patriotic Schoolgirl Blackie, London 1918 288 p., 6 ill., 8º Шаблон:Yes
5 For the School Colours Blackie, London 1918 288 p., 8º Шаблон:Yes
6 The Head Girl at the Gables Blackie, London 1919 288 p., 6 ill., 8º Шаблон:Yes
7 A Popular Schoolgirl Blackie, London 1920 288 p., 5 ill., 8º Шаблон:Yes

Notes

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References

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  1. Title: Balliol Salmon and His Work - The Art of The... Publisher: Press Art School, London Publication Date: 1920
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