Harry d clarke biography graphic organizer

          The eldest son hoped to follow in his father's footsteps as a clergyman but lost an eye in university, so instead became a successful shipping merchant.

        1. The eldest son hoped to follow in his father's footsteps as a clergyman but lost an eye in university, so instead became a successful shipping merchant.
        2. Nicola Gordon Bowe's biography of Clarke provides an important study of his work.
        3. A collection of essays enriches our view of the great Irish stained-glass artist and illustrator.
        4. Bishop, George Henry (d.
        5. Arthur Efland is professor of art education, The Ohio State University, and Donald Soucy is associate professor of education, University of New Brunswick.

          6. A collection of essays enriches our view of the great Irish stained-glass artist and illustrator....

          In today’s post, the Ur-text of Harry Clarke studies by the late Nicola Gordon Bowe. The book was published by Ireland’s Dolmen Press in 1983, and is difficult to find in fine condition for under £50; I was fortunate on both counts.

          In addition to a detailed biography the book contains many drawings for magazines and smaller publications which have seldom been reproduced elsewhere, together with works like the illustration below, intended for the Clarke-illustrated edition of Swinburne’s poetry but suppressed by the publisher.

          File next to The Life and Work of Harry Clarke (1989), Nicola Gordon Bowe’s continuation of the scholarship begun here.

          Elsewhere on { feuilleton }
          • The illustrators archive

          Previously on { feuilleton }
          • Harry Clarke and others in The Studio
          • Harry Clarke’s Fairy Tales of Charles Perrault
          • Harry Clarke in colour
          • The Tinderbox
          • Harry Clarke and the Elixir of Life
          • Cardwell Higgins versus Harry Clarke
          • Modern book