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Elbert McGran Jackson (1896-1962) |
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Jackson studied art as a child, he later went to college to receive
a degree in architecture from Georgia Tech. After several years, he
decided that what he really wanted to be was an illustrator. He
moved to New York City and, with the help of more established
illustrators, was able to make a living. Jackson’s graceful way of
illustrating women led to a number of story commissions as well as
cover assignments for such magazines as Collier’s, The Ladies’ Home
Journal and The Saturday Evening Post. |
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| Circus Parade |
1928 |
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Oil on canvas,
26 inches x 20 inches |
| Saturday
Evening Post, June 16, 1928, cover |
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