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Seventh Reader TBH -
Seventh Reader C in box -
Servitude PV -
Selections from the poems of Timothy Otis Paine JF conjoined -
Scroggins Unsigned -
Scott Calder Scott Calder signed his designs with a widely spaced "SC" monogram, or a conjoined SC within a circle. Sometimes he also just signed his name in full. -
Sarah Warder MacConnell Sarah was born in Springfield (Ohio) and later relocated to New York City. She started out as a book cover designer, designing many covers for D. Appleton, and then later became an author of several books. -
Sarah Tuldon RR -
Sandy Joe DD -
Salthaven OW -
Saints In Art Unsigned -
Sacred poems of the nineteenth century Jessie M. King -
S (unidentified designer) An unidentified designer who signed their work with just the letter "S". -
Rustic life in France DD (rounded version) -
Russia and the world CS |CS -
Ruskin Relics HGF -
Rudder Grange Unsigned -
Rudder Grange FBS -
Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám Unsigned -
RP (#2) This could also be RD. -
Rose of the world H with bump in the middle bar -
Rome CS -
Rome RR -
Romantic Ireland Unsigned -
Romantic Germany WAD -
Romance WJJ -
Robin Hood DD -
Robert Weir Crouch Robert Weir Crouch was a Canadian artist who also did fore-edge paintings. He also designed the famous 'oak leaf' border used on the cover of National Geographic Magazine. -
Robert Traill Rose Rose's circular (RTR) monogram was identified from a painting called "The White Peace", held in the collections of the Edinburgh City Art Centre. -
Robert Bruce Horsfall Robert Bruce Horsfall was an illustrator and book cover designer who signed his work with a stylized "RBH" monogram, with a 'R' above the bar of the 'H and the B below the middle bar of the 'H'. He also used a simpler "BH" monogram. -
Riley Roses Signed with BS monogram. -
Reginald L. Knowles Knowles designed covers for the following publishers: J.M. Dent, Newnes, Cassell, Jarrold, George Allen, Freemantle, Jack, Partridge, and Truslove Hanson. -
Reginald Bathurst Birch No example found yet of a monogram he used to sign his book cover designs. He did use a signature on some of his illustrations. -
Redburn GWE -
Red-Head Unsigned -
Ralph McLellan "Ralph McLellan was born on the McLellan Ranch, San Marcos, Texas, on August 27, 1884. He studied art at San Marcos with Miss Maggie Buchanan and a Miss Williams and was awarded many prizes at San Antonio Fairs. He then studied seven years under Philip Hale, Frank Benson, and Edmund Tarbell at the Boston Museum of fine Arts. He studied illustration under Louis Mora and Thomas Fogarty at the Art Students League in New York, design with Henry Clark of Boston and pottery at the University of Chicago. McLellan has had extensive teaching experience: nine years at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, five years as Vocational Art Training instructor in the Boston High Schools, and visiting instructor at the University of Chicago for three summers and has also had many private pupils. In the later part of his career, he taught life drawing and painting at the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art in Philadelphia. He has exhibited widely including at the National Academy of Design, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. During World War I, he served in France for twelve months and made drawings for the Bureau of Files with the Overseas Y.M.C.A. Department in New York. As an illustrator, he illustrated "When Christmas Came Too Early," by Mable Blodgett." Source: https://fineartestates.com/artist/1141
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