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Reynold Brown

Reynold Brown (1917 - 1991) was active/lived in California, Nebraska.  Reynold Brown is known for Illustrator, action genre, poster.

The following biography is from the artist's web site, www.geocities.com/chapulinas/ with permission of Franz Brown.

Reynold Brown was born in 1917 in Los Angeles as William Reynold Brown to William Reynold Brown (a railroad engineer) and his wife Ada (Fairley) Brown. He drew continuously as a child. He particularly liked telling stories by drawing, comic book style, for the neighborhood children while sitting on a sidewalk curb or a porch stairway.

He got a well rounded art education in Alhambra High School in California under the stewardship of a World War I veteran and artist, Lester Bonar. His skills won him a scholarship to attend art school after graduation but due to the death of his father he had to begin working to care for his mother and two younger sisters.

About 1937, with the help of Bonar, he was able to get a job inking and then drawing the syndicated comic strip by Hal Forrest, "Tailspin Tommy." This strip told the story of a barnstorming pilot, T   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 5949 characters.]  Artist bio

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Research resources

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