Authors on the Web
Suite101.com, October 7, 2009
...certain that inaccurate field reports and the overpowering number of British forces were the cause for the loss. Howard Pyle (1853-1911) is called the Father of American Illustration. Pyle earned this reputation especially for an art school he founded in...
NWI Times, September 27, 2009
...she began her collection with first-edition books by 18th- and 19th-century illustrators Randolph Caldecott, Edmund Dulac, Arthur Rackham, Howard Pyle and Jessie Wilcox Smith. York liked their colorful, detailed illustrations. 'They illustrated the...
Wired News, September 19, 2009
...Howard Pyle's Captain Kidd The song of the sea has long entranced the sailor and the pirate, too. Before the days of iPhones and netbooks, when even printed books were...
Tucson Weekly, September 2, 2009
...of old campaigns of ambitious souls like Ana Frohmiller, who lost her 1950 gubernatorial race to Barry Goldwater-advised Howard Pyle. As someone who has read much about Goldwater's senatorial career, yet little about his tactics as a campaign manager,...
Suite101.com, September 2, 2009
...is the Golden Age of American illustration. Howard inspired young artists, including N.C. Wyeth and Maxfield Parrish. Howard Pyle (1853 to 1911) is known as the Father of American illustration. Born in Wilmington, Delaware, March 5, 1853, Pyle lived a...
School Library Journal, July 2, 2009
...Many of the clever phrases remain intact, and the storytelling is textually and visually rich. Art inspired by Howard Pyle gives the story a classic feel. Watch as Bilbo ages from fresh innocent face to a wiser and more wrinkled visage. WILLIAMS, Marcia,...
National Post, March 2, 2009
...excitement by energizing the language and including drawings like those of 'imaginative geniuses among children?s illustrators, Tenniel, Howard Pyle, Theodor S. Geisel.' Using the piece as a call to action, Geisel and his publisher came up with a list...
Time, February 13, 2009
...Game - TIME adFactory.getAd(78, INSIDE: Real Clear The New Dating Game By Thursday, Feb. 1, 009 Howard Pyle / Zefa / Corbis html .fb_share_link Some of them are respected scientists. Some of them are psychologists. At least one of them is a briefly...
Bill Crider's Pop Culture Magazine, September 26, 2009
...classic tradition. While reading the book, I was reminded a little of a very old favorite of mine, Howard Pyle's Men of Iron . Great stuff. I do have two complaints of the grouchy old English teacher sort. One is the hissing of the unhissable ("Hold...
mommablogsalot, September 22, 2009
...365 Days, 524 Recipes, 1 Tiny Apartment Kitchen by Julie Powell The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood by Howard Pyle The Inner Peace Diet by Aileen McCabe-Maucher...
Wired: GeekDad, September 19, 2009
...Howard Pyle's Captain Kidd The song of the sea has long entranced the sailor and the pirate, too. Before the days of iPhones and netbooks, when even printed books were...
The Proverbial Lone Wolf Librarian's Weblog, September 8, 2009
...Walt Whitman . #306. My Man Jeeves by P. G. Wodehouse. #307 The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood by Howard Pyle. #316. The First Men in the Moon by H. G. Wells. #320. Northanger Abby by Jane Austen. #350…...
A Curious State of Affairs ..., September 7, 2009
...the The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood ~ an 1883 novel by the United States illustrator and writer Howard Pyle. Sidmouth has also been the setting for television shows; in recent years appeared in the ITV series by Agatha Christie entitled “ Miss...
mommablogsalot, August 25, 2009
...for Mommas Review ) The Inner Peace Diet by Aileen McCabe Maucher (also a review book) Robin Hood by Howard Pyle (used bookstore buy) My Antonia by Willa Cather (another used bookstore buy) Julie and Julia by Julie Powell (which I won at 3 Boys & A...
Dewey's Treehouse, August 18, 2009
...lot of the literature will be readalouds this year. The Story of King Arthur and His Knights by Howard Pyle; Oliver Twist or something else by Charles Dickens; Kim or something else by Rudyard Kipling (all AO Year 5 literature choices) . Poetry for AO...
Byzantium's Shores: chronicling the misadventures, June 7, 2009
...have the third volume.:: An old illustrated version of Robin Hood. I picked it up, hoping it was Howard Pyle, but it wasn't. Still, it's a handsome volume and I'll do more research on it at some point.All in all, a satisfying take, even if...
A Comfy Chair and a Good Book, May 29, 2009
...Title: The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood Author: Howard Pyle Genre: Classics, Fiction Pages: 390 Published: 1883 Date Finished: 12 May 2009 My Rating: 4 Stars Challenges: 100+, Spring, Decades, Classics, RYOB, New Author My son has recently developed...
Shopfloor, May 21, 2009
...Hood,” was published. Amazon lists many, many editions of the book from many different years. (Having loved the Howard Pyle stories as a kid, we’d assert it’s more dangerous not to have read them than to come into contact with their covers.) The...
Adventures in Fiction, May 18, 2009
...compare it to my first encounter with the written form of the Robin Hood legend, the version by Howard Pyle that my father used to read to me and my brother. The volume is tattered and faded now, and in need of spinal repairs, but the elaborate...
Perennial Student, May 14, 2009
...these for personal and educational use. A few of these I am already familiar with, particularly books by Howard Pyle and Thornton Burgess. Some I read as a child, such as Thomas Bullfinch’s Age of Chivalry , but I struggled to get through them and...
gustavo, February 22, 2009
...A Socialist As an American kid this TV series was ten years before my time. I did have Howard Pyle’s classic novel “The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood” in one of those Whitman books you could buy from a rack in the drug store. I thoroughly enjoyed...
Brookston Beer Bulletin, January 11, 2009
...fan of great illustration. Some of my favorite books as a kid had amazing illustrations by Arthur Rackham, Howard Pyle and N.C. Wyeth. As a comic book geek (I used to manage a comic book shop) I tend to think graphically and in a sense comic books...





















