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EVERETT SHINN.
Group of 6 illustrations for various books. Pen and ink on paper or board. Various sizes,
most approximately 355x300 mm; 14x12 inches. Each with penciled crop marks and cap-
tions, several with pinholes in margins. Five signed on verso, one signed in lower left and
dated 1940.
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Chapter 18; no caption; shows portly schoolmaster in front of a world map. * Chapter 34 no caption,
shows staircase on which stand various household items. * Chapter 37 Page 565 “Aunt throws
pitcher out the window” * Chapter 52 - Page 789. Uriah Heep “I’ll be even with you” * No cap-
tion: Sailors and officer on deck, gathered around a cannon. * Chapter 3; no caption; boy and girl on
a pier in heavy wind.
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FLORENCE SCOVEL SHINN.
“She Pinned the Bed Clothes Around The
Children.” Pen, pencil, and ink on card.
305x254 mm; 12x10 inches. Illustration
for page 4 of Mrs.Wiggs and the Cabbage
Patch. Signed in ink, lower image. Tipped
to matte in two areas along top. Pencil
indications and title in lower margin.
Circa 1901.
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Original illustration for the first illustrated edi-
tion (1903) of Alice Caldwell Hegan’s Mrs.
Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. Florence Scovel
Shinn was married to the American painter
Everett Shinn, and was a successful illustrator
in her own right.