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Roland Davies

Roland Davies (1904 - 1993) was active/lived in United Kingdom.  Roland Davies is known for Painting, illustration, design, comics.

Roland Oxford Davies (b. Stourport, Worcestershire U.K. 7/22/1904; d. 12/10/1993)
 
1919-1921  Attended Ipswich Art School
1922-1925 Apprenticeship with a Lithography Co. specializing in Cinema and Railway Posters
1926  Staff Artist for Temple Press designing covers for Autocar and Motor Cycle Magazines through the 1930's
1928  Designed covers for Modern Boy Magazine
1931  Illustrated set of 50 Ogden's Tobacco Cards titled Motor Races 1931
1932  Started Come on Steve comic strip featuring Steve the Horse.  Appeared in Sunday Express until 1939 and then in the Sunday Dispatch for another 10 years.
1933  Created Post Card Covers for J.Salmon Ltd.
1935-1938 Created 6 animated movie shorts based on Come on Steve Cartoon Strip.
1938  Drew Comic Strip Series Whoopee Hank and Contrary Mary the Moke for The Beano.
1939-1945 Illustrated Home Front W   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1972 characters.]  Artist bio

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