George Morrow (illustrator)

George Morrow (illustrator)

George Morrow (1869–1955) was a popular illustrator and regular contributor to Punch. Born in Belfast, he studied in France [cite book
last = Lucas
first = E V
authorlink = E. V. Lucas
coauthors = Morrow, George
title = What a Life!
publisher = Dover Publications
date = 1975
pages = x
isbn = 048623133X
] .

He joined the staff of Punch in 1924, and was its art editor from 1932-1937. He retired to Thaxted, where he died in 1955 [cite web
last = Simkin
first = John
title = Spartacus: George Morrow
url = http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/ARTmorrow.htm
accessdate = 2007-07-22
] .

Works (as illustrator)

*Change for a Halfpenny (1905) ( [http://www.fulltable.com/VTS/a/adv/n.htm online version] )
*What a Life! (1911)
*The House of the Ogress (1921), by W. E. Cule
*Elnovia (1925)
*Cinderella's Garden (1927)
*Chuckles (1927)
*The Marvellous Land of Snergs (1927)
*Here Be Dragons (1930)
*Light Articles Only (1939), by A. P. Herbert

References

Links

* [http://www.punchcartoons.com/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=morrow&osCsid=9403ca8044d847e81a7e548939c4102d&x=0&y=0 Morrow cartoons] at punchcartoons.com (store).


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