Lost Art Books, which brought us The Lost Art of Zim (see the post below), has an
inventory that includes several other notable works about artists or
cartoonists, including: The Lost Art of
Frederick Richardson (a newspaper artist in the 1890s whose illustrations
for the Chicago Daily News were
incredibly detailed), The Lost Art of
E.T. Reed: Prehistoric Peeps (recording Reed’s discovery of a comic
goldmine in anachronistically combining drawings of prehistoric men and
dinosaurs with modern life), and two volumes of Heinrich Kley drawings. Dover did a couple volumes of Kley drawings
many years ago, but these two Lost Art Books add many more to the store,
including many in color. Forthcoming in 2013, it sez on the website, a tome
that reprints all of Matt Baker’s delectable
and thoroughly decent Canteen Kate -- a
coincidentally happy event that will juxtapose delightfully with the Matt Baker
book just published by TwoMorrows.
I don't know about that.
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Posted by: Maynard | June 18, 2017 at 11:24 PM