(1876 - 1906)
Walter Appleton Clark was active/lived in New York, Massachusetts. Walter Clark is known for hunting-western genre, illustrator.
Biography Walter Clark
The life of illustrator Walter Appleton Clark was cut tragically short by complications following a bout with typhoid fever, but even in that time, he established himself as a mature and versatile artist. It might be argued that had he lived longer, he would have come to be regarded as highly as such renowned illustrators as Parrish and Wyeth.
Clark was born on June 24, 1876 and died December 26, 1906. His career began with studies at the Art Students League in New York in 1894. He studied under H. Siddons Mowbray, who was classically trained in Paris and instilled in Clark the basics of good draftsmanship. Clarks classmates included James Montgomery Flagg who was already selling to Life and Judge, and was already known as a bon viva
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