Carlton Illustrators and the Carlton Studio

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Occupation (dcterms:type): cover designer
Type (dcterms:type): Identified
Title (dcterms:title): Carlton Illustrators and the Carlton Studio; Carlton Studio
Temporal Coverage (dcterms:temporal): 1902-1928? See all items with this value
Spatial Coverage (dcterms:spatial): England See all items with this value; United States See all items with this value; 195 Strand, London, W.C. See all items with this value; Fuller (Flatiron) Building, New York City, NY See all items with this value; 180 Fleet Street, London See all items with this value
Description (dcterms:description): The Carlton Illustrators or Carlton Studio was a commercial art firm founded by Albert Angus Turbayne. Thomas Garland Greene, Normal Price, William Wallace and Archibald Abernathy Martin were early members. A.A. Martin and William Tracy Wallace were listed as 'managing' artists in a later portfolio advertising the work of the Carlton Illustrators. Their offices were located over the years at both the Flatiron Building (originally named the Fuller Building), in NYC, and at 195 Strand in London.

The members of the firm included at various times Arthur C. Goode, Alfred Garth Jones, Norman Mills Price, Harold Nelson, Ernest Wallcousins, Frederick Gardner, Frank Edmund Wiles and Stanley Davis. See all items with this value
lastName (foaf:lastName): Carlton Studio
Is Referenced By (dcterms:isReferencedBy): A Guild of Designers: The work of Carlton Illustrators; 1915 Trow's New York Directory, listing the same address for both the Carlton Studio and the Carlton Ilustrators
Members of firm (dcterms:hasPart): Turbayne, A. A. (Albert Angus), 1866-1940; Jones, Garth, 1872-1955; MacDonald, J. E. H. (James Edward Hervey), 1873-1932; Ernest Charles Wallcousins; Alfred Garth Jones; Louis D. Fancher; Albert Angus Turbayne; Hambidge, Jay, 1867-1924; Popini, Alexander, 1878-1962; Both, Armand, 1881?-1922; Bailey, Vernon Howe, 1874-1953; Moore-Park, Carton, 1877-1956; Davis, Stanley R. (1892–1938); Wiles, Frank; Norman Mills Price; J.E.H. Macdonald; Harold Edward Hughes Nelson; Wallace, William Tracy; Johnson, Andrew, 1893-1973
Changed name to (dcterms:isReplacedBy): Carlton Illustrators

Item sets: Designers

Media: Monogram used by the Carlton Studio; 1915 Advertisement for the Carlton Illustrators in New York; Carlton Studio address listed in the 1928 edition of "Who's Who in Literature"; 1909 Advertisement for Seeley & Co. Publisher's series "The Prince's Library" with covers designed by the Carlton Studio; Same address listed for both the Carlton Studio and Carlton Illustrators in the 1915 Trow New York General Directory; Carlton Studio advertisement for book cover designers, 1905; Review of exhibition put on by the Carlton Illustrators, 1912; Mention of 1911 copyright lawsuit involving the Carlton Illustrators; Advertisement for book-plate design services, in a January 1918 issue of "To-Day" magazine; Advertisement for Carlton Studio and Carlton Auxiliary in a 1918 October issue of "The Advertising World"

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Items with "Is Part Of: Carlton Illustrators and the Carlton Studio"
Title	Class
Albert Angus Turbayne	Agent
Alfred Garth Jones	Agent
Ernest Charles Wallcousins	Agent
Frederick Gardner	Agent
Harold Edward Hughes Nelson	Agent
J.E.H. Macdonald	Agent
Louis D. Fancher	Agent
Norman Mills Price	Agent

Items with "References: Carlton Illustrators and the Carlton Studio"
Title	Class
A Guild of Designers: The work of Carlton Illustrators	Text
J.E.H. MacDonald : designer : an anthology of graphic design, illustration and lettering	Text
J.E.H. Macdonald: The Relationship of his Fine and Applied Art and his Poetry; for the degree of Master of Arts: Art History	Text

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