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BLACK BOOK DETECTIVE May 1939 (Volume 9, No 1)Biblio.com

BLACK BOOK DETECTIVE

Christ-Janer, Albert, With Chapters By Arnold Blanch And Adolf Dehn [Inscribed By Boardman Robinson]Biblio.com

Boardman Robinson Inscribed By Boardman Robinson To A Friend In 1946

1946019036Chicago: The University of Chicago Press 1946. First Edition . Hardcover. Near Fine/No Dust Jacket. 13" Tall. Color and B/W Plates. 1342 Pp 126 Plates In Color And B/W. Cloth. First Edition. Light Signs Of Use No Fraying Hinges Tight No Damage. Nicely Inscribed "Signed With Pleasure For My Old Friend And Pupil Ted Little Boardman Robinson / Colorado Springs '46." Boardman Michael Robinson 1876-1952 Was A Canadian-American Painter Illustrator And Cartoonist. Robinson First Studied Art At The Massachusetts College Of Art In Boston. He Would Later Go On To Study At The Académie Colarossi And The École Des Beaux-Arts Both In Paris Where He Was Influenced By The Political Cartooning Of Honoré Daumier As Well As Forain And Steinlen. Upon Returning To The United States Robinson Worked As An Illustrator Drawing Cartoons And Theater Illustrations For The New York Morning Telegraph. He Freelanced For A Wide Range Of Other Popular Publications Including Pearson's Magazine Scribner's Magazine Collier's Harper's Weekly And Others. In 1910 Robinson Took A Job On The Staff Of The New York Tribune Drawing Editorial Cartoons A Position Which He Retained For Four Years. With The Eruption Of World War I In 1914 Robinson's Increasingly Radical Anti-Militarist Political Views Brought Him Into Conflict With His Employer And He Quit The Publication. In 1915 Robinson Travelled To Eastern Europe On Behalf Of Metropolitan Magazine Along With Journalist John Reed. The Pair Saw First Hand The Effects Of The European War In Russia Serbia Macedonia And Greece. In 1916 Reed's Account Of The Journey Was Collected In A Book Called The War In Eastern Europe To Which Robinson Contributed Illustrations. On His Return From Europe Robinson Worked At The Socialist Monthly The Masses. His Highly Political Cartoons As Well As The General Anti-War Stance Of The Masses Was Deemed To Have Violated The Recently Passed Espionage Act Of 1917 And The Masses Had To Cease Publication. Robinson Along With The Other Defendants Were Acquitted On October 5 1918. Following The Masses Robinson Became A Contributing Editor To The Liberator And The New Masses Working With Former Masses Editor Max Eastman. Robinson Would Later Go On To Teach Art At The Art Students League In New York City 1919-30 And Head The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center 1936-47. Some Of His Students Include Duard Marshall James Brooks Bill Tytla Edmund Duffy Jacob Burck Russel Wright Eric Bransby Rifka Angel Mary Anne Bransby Gerhard Bakker And Esther Shemitz Who Married Whittaker Chambers: Both Burck And Shemitz Contributed Illustrations To The New Masses As Did Their Mentor. Robinson Is Also Known As A Muralist. Some Of His Mural Commissions Include Works At Rockefeller Center And The Department Of Justice Building In Washington D.C. And A Nine-Panel Mural On The History Of Trade For Kaufmann's Flagship Department Store In Pittsburgh Completed In 1929. Robinson Also Illustrated Several Books Among Them Editions Of Walt Whitman's Leaves Of Grass 1921 Dostoyevsky's The Brothers Karamazov 1933 Edgar Lee Masters' Spoon River Anthology 1941 And Herman Melville's Moby Dick 1942. <br/> <br/> The University of Chicago Press hardcover

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