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Henry Raleigh

Henry Patrick Raleigh (1880 - 1944) was active/lived in New York, California.  Henry Raleigh is known for Magazine illustration, etching.

Henry Patrick Raleigh
The masterful story illustrator of the "Golden Age of American Illustration"

Notes of interest:

For almost thirty years, most issue of the Saturday Evening Post featured the drawings of Henry Raleigh. In all he was called upon to illustrate over five hundred Post stories for such revered authors as Stephen Vincent Benet, William Faulkner, Sinclair Lewis, and Somerset Maugham.

Raleigh was considered the High Society Illustrator of the "Gatsby Era". He was the favorite artist of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Agatha Christie who chose Raleigh to illustrate stories.

• Henry Patrick Raleigh was born in Portland, Oregon in 1880.

• At 12 years old he left school to help support his family by selling newspapers.

• His next job was with a coffee-importing firm. The owner of the firm took a liking to the bright child and offered to pay Raleigh's tuition to attend the renowned San Francisco art school, the Hopkins Academy.

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