Stanley Arthurs

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Stanley Arthurs was an American illustrator known for his historical and narrative paintings, particularly scenes of early American history, and as a prominent student of Howard Pyle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American artist
illustrator
painter
person
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1877-11-27
dateOfDeath 1950-10-16
educatedBy Howard Pyle
employer Harper's Monthly Magazine
Scribner's Magazine
The Saturday Evening Post
familyName Arthurs
fieldOfWork book illustration
historical painting
magazine illustration
genre historical art
illustrated history
narrative art
givenName Stanley
hasInfluenceOn American historical illustration
influencedBy Howard Pyle
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Howard Pyle school of illustration
movement Brandywine School
name Stanley Massey Arthurs
nationality American
notableFor depictions of colonial and Revolutionary-era figures
historical and narrative paintings
illustrations of American colonial life
scenes of early American history
notableWork illustrations for "The Story of the American Revolution"
paintings of George Washington
paintings of the American Revolutionary War
occupation illustrator
painter
placeOfBirth Roxborough, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
placeOfDeath Newark, Delaware, United States
linked to: Newark, Delaware
residence Newark, Delaware, United States
linked to: Newark, Delaware

Wilmington, Delaware, United States
sexOrGender male
studentOf Howard Pyle
workLocation Delaware, United States
linked to: Delaware

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
linked to: Philadelphia

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Howard Pyle influenced Stanley Arthurs