Howard Pyle illustration from "King Arthur and his Knights" (1903): beautifully framed antique Art by Elizabeth Shippen Green the Art of had entered

the Art of had entered its Golden Age and the Gibson Girl had made CDG the leader of America's Illustrators community

Publication Date: March 18

Pyle expert Ian Schoenherr notes that Pyle produced the original illustration “in color in crayon and watercolor (or something like that)

For The Palmolive Company

EP had established his reputation during the 1890s with his poster-designs

Howard Pyle illustration from "King Arthur and his Knights" (1903): beautifully framed antique Art by Elizabeth Shippen Green the Art of had entered"Sir Kay breaketh his sword at ye tournament" Illustration for The Story of King Arthur and his Knights by Howard Pyle New York. Charles Scribner's Sons. 1903. IMAGE INFORMATION Image Size: H 9. 125 x W 6. 625 Matted & Framed: H 17. 125 x W 10. 625 Framed Price: $225. 00 Whiteglove packaging and shipping approximately $25. 00 HP was a prolific illustrator of stories published in leading national magazines from 1878 until his death in 1911. He is not