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BLOG ON PAINTING, DRAWING, SKETCHING, ILLUSTRATION, COMICS AND OTHER VISUAL ART. Frank Cheyne Papé was an English illustrator active in the early 20th century. He worked in both monochrome and color. His style varied from naturalistic to fantastic to comic, and he sometimes mixed those approaches within a series of illustrations for a single volume. Papé is not as well known as many of his contemporaries who worked in the latter part of the time known as the “golden age” of Graphite on paper, roughly 8 x 14″ (20 x35 cm), in the collection of the Morgan Library and Museum. Drawn on two sheets of a sketchbook, this scene is of a fa*m on an estate in West Susse*, England. Constable’s nuanced command of tones and delicate indications of clouds and textures makes the drawing feel remarkably complete. American illustrator J.C. Leyendecker set our modern conception of representing the new year as a baby, with the use of a New Years baby to welcome in 1908. He continued the practice every year into the 1940s, usually incorporating topics of the day into his interpretation Here’s hoping you all have a great new year, filled with lots of great art and inspiration! My previous Leyendecker Baby New Year posts: Happy Leyendecker Baby New Year 2018! My other previous J.C. Leyendecker posts: Eye Candy for Today: J.C. Leyendecker Pilgrim and Football Player well known of the original Impressionist painters. She is often grouped with American painter Mary Cas*att as one of the two “female Impressionists”. It is a comparison that makes sense, though, in that both painters brought intimate domestic scenes into the Impressionist canon, as well as painting still life, landscapes and scenes of public life as was more common among their colleagues. Manet. She would become lifelong friends with Manet, and eventually married his brother, Eugène Manet. Morisot was successfully exhibiting in the Salon — the official juried show of the French art establishment — and could have