| An illustrator, primarily in black and white, Harold Mowat was born in Montreal, Canada and died in Quebec. He studied at the New York Art School, and his first illustrations were for the "American" magazine. It was said that he spent so much money paying models that he barely made any profit on his work. Because he was a slow worker, he was not as well known as many other illustrators who worked quickly and prolifically. He contributed to numerous publications including the "The Saturday Evenin (showing 500 of 1060 characters). |
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