Illustration Network Database
This is an expanding database of illustration images in the collections of the Rockwell Center’s Illustration Network Partners. If you want to use one of these images, you will need to contact the institution that owns the work of art to arrange for permission. Each institution has their own requirements for use agreements. The following information is arranged alphabetically by the artist’s last name.
Edwin Austin Abbey (1852 -1911)
When Christmas Time Comes About Again, Oh Then I Shall Have Money, 1889
Frontispiece for Old Songs (New York: Harper and Brothers, 1889)
Collection of Brandywine River Museum, purchased with funds given in memory of Kathlyn P. King, 2001, 2001.8.1
Elenore Plaisted Abbott (1875 -1935)
Now and again I stumbled, 1911
Illustration for chapter 32 of Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson (Philadelphia: G. W. Jacobs, 1911)
Delaware Art Museum, gift of Frank Schoonover, 1950-10
Lyman Anderson (1907 -1993)
In breathless words, I told her my dreams, 1940
Illustration for “The Blue Cloak” by Temple Bailey in Womans Home Companion (December 1940)
Society of Illustrators, Permanent Collection, gift of the artist, 076.007
Stanley Massey Arthurs (1877 -1950)
New Year's Eve, 1928
Illustration for advertisement for Brown and Bigelow, 1928
Delaware Art Museum, Louisa du Pont Copeland Memorial Fund, 1930-1
George Watson Barratt (1884 -1962)
Standing Man at Table, 1905
Illustration for “The Brewers”Pencil and colored pencil on paperNorman Rockwell Museum, gift of The Horvath Collection, NRM.2009.23
Walter M. Baumhofer (1904 -1987)
Quick, 1952
Illustration for story in Argosy Magazine, May 1952
Oil on canvas
Society of Illustrators, NY, 052.001
Daniel Carter Beard (1850 -1941)
The Height of the Season at New (Monkey) Port, 1904
Illustration for “The Height of the Season at New (Monkey) Port” in The Arena (August 1904)
Collection of Brandywine River Museum, Museum Volunteers’ Purchase Fund, 1996, 96.2.1
Anna Whalen Betts (1873 -1959)
This Maid of Forty Years Ago, c. 1897
Oil on canvas
New Britain Museum of American Art, Gift of the Famous Artists School, 1970.34 LIC
Walter Biggs (1886 -1938)
Pride and Reputation Alike Were Disregarded, and the Whole Company Went to the Same Hotel, a Dreary, Dingy Little Place, 1921
Illustration for “The Star that Didn’t Twinkle” by Adelaide Alexander Ovington in Ladies Home Journal (June 1921)
Collection of Brandywine River Museum, gift of Kathryn Gamber Carl, 2005, 2005.14
Reginald Bathurst Birch (1856 -1943)
The Reconciliation, n.d.
Ink
New Britain Museum of American Art, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eisenstat, 1981.101 LIC
Edwin Howland Blashfield (1848 -1936)
Fighting Knights, n.d.
Ink
Society of Illustrators, Permaent Collection, gift of Joseph Chapin, Scribner's, 039.041
Arthur William Brown (1881 -1966)
"Yes," she said, "we're here." And suddenly she smiled. "I think it's awfully crowded here, don't you?", 1926
Ink
Delaware Art Museum, gift of Mr. and Mrs. William Radebaugh, 1976-63
Charles Livingston Bull (1874 -1932)
Bull Moose, n.d.
Charcoal on board
New Britain Museum of American Art, Gift of Mrs. Walter Thwing, 1972.06 LIC
Gilbert Bundy (1911 -1955)
Approach with Caution, 1941
Illustration for story in The American Magazine, July 1941
Gouache and watercolor
Society of Illustrators, NY, 076.010
Harrison Cady (1877 -1970)
Hermit of the Woods, n.d.
Oil on board
New Britain Museum of American Art, Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, 1951.22 LIC
Howard Chandler Christy (1873 -1952)
Boy Scout, 1937
Poster illustration for the 1937 National Boy Scout Jamboree
Collection of the National Scouting Museum, no identifying no.
Matt Clark (1903 -1972)
Man in canoe greeted by hunter on shore, 1959
Illustration for Sports Afield
Norman Rockwell Museum, gift of The Horvath Collection, NRM.2009.33
Walter Appleton Clark (1876 -1906)
Impromptu Theatricals in College Parlors, 1898
Illustration for "Undergraduate Life at Smith College" Scribner's Magazine 1898
watercolor on board
Society of Illustrators, NY, 039.011
Mario Ruben Cooper (1905 -1995)
Stick Up!, 1933
Illustration for Collier's Magazine 1933
Society of Illustrators, NY, 039.031
Dean Cornwell (1892 -1960)
Clancy made her way south across Washington Square, 1920
Oil on canvas
New Britain Museum of American Art, Gift of Arthur William Brown, 1966.13 LIC
Dean Cornwell (1892 -1960)
Bidwell carries Mrs. Sedgwick to the gardener's cottage, 1923
Illustration for "Gold Hands" by E. Bernard DElano in Cosmopolitan 1923
Oil on board
Society of Illustrators, NY, 039.033
Joseph Csatari (1929 -n.d.)
The Scoutmaster, 1989
Illustration for "Gold Hands" by E. Bernard DElano in Cosmopolitan 1923
Oil on board
Collection of the National Scouting Museum, no identifying no.
F.O.C. Darley (1822 -1888)
Preparations for Christmas Celebrations, 1877
Illustration for "Gold Hands" by E. Bernard DElano in Cosmopolitan 1923
Oil on board
Collection of Brandywine River Museum, purchased with funds in memory of Katherine R. Draper, 2006, 2006.4
Stevan Dohanos (1907 -1994)
Early Morning Painters, 1948
Cover illustration for The Saturday Evening Post (May 1, 1948)
Society of Illustrators, Permanent Collection, gift of Seattle Art Director's Society, 088.029
Harvey Dunn (1884 -1952)
The Battering Ram, 1917
Illustration for "The Source" by Clarence Budington Kelland in The Saturday Evening Post (September 1, 1917)
Society of Illustrators, Permanent Collection, gift of the artist, 047.002
Harvey Dunn (1884 -1952)
The Ox Driver, an Old Time Figure of the West, 1909
Frontispiece for Century (October 1909)
Collection of Brandywine River Museum, gift of Betsey Jacoby, 1980, 80.8
Fred Eng (1917 -1995)
Life Savers, Still Only 5¢, 1909
Advertising illustration for Life Savers candy
Gouache on board
Norman Rockwell Museum Collection, gift of Michael and Monica Eng and the Eng Family, NRM.2011.
John P. Falter (1910 -1982)
Oriental Man watching octopus in a fish bowl, 1931
Advertising illustration for Life Savers candy
Gouache on board
John P. Falter Collection-Nebraska State Historical Society, # 10645-51
John P. Falter (1910 -1982)
The Jap Eradicator, 1943
Illus for "The Red Hot Machine Gun, True Story-Action in the Pacific. From Esquire Series" Esquire (September 1943)
John P. Falter Collection-Nebraska State Historical Society, # 10645-44
John P. Falter (1910 -1982)
The Temptation of a Hero, 1943
Illustration for "Air Force Pilot Joe Foss: Congressional medal winner” by Paul Gallico Esquire (November 1943)
John P. Falter Collection-Nebraska State Historical Society, # 10645-35
John P. Falter (1910 -1982)
A Young Woman being introduced to German Soldiers in a club, n.d.
Illustration for "Air Force Pilot Joe Foss: Congressional medal winner” by Paul Gallico Esquire (November 1943)
John P. Falter Collection-Nebraska State Historical Society, # 10645-4424
John P. Falter (1910 -1982)
Red Cross Poster, 1945
Illustration for "Air Force Pilot Joe Foss: Congressional medal winner” by Paul Gallico Esquire (November 1943)
John P. Falter Collection-Nebraska State Historical Society, # 10645-54
John P. Falter (1910 -1982)
Falls City Christmas, 1946
Cover illustration for The Saturday Evening Post (December 21, 1946)
John P. Falter Collection-Nebraska State Historical Society, # 10645-4562
John P. Falter (1910 -1982)
[Gentleman’s Night Out], c. 1940s
Advertisement for Four Roses Whiskey
John P. Falter Collection-Nebraska State Historical Society, # 10645-17
John P. Falter (1910 -1982)
Unfinished study for Huckleberry Finn, c. 1969
Advertisement for Four Roses Whiskey
John P. Falter Collection-Nebraska State Historical Society, # 10645-47
John P. Falter (1910 -1982)
Indian on River Bank Spearing Fish, 1980
Advertisement for Four Roses Whiskey
John P. Falter Collection-Nebraska State Historical Society, # 10645-36
John P. Falter (1910 -1982)
Sundown, 1981
Advertisement for Four Roses Whiskey
John P. Falter Collection-Nebraska State Historical Society, # 10645-45
Robert Fawcett (1903 -1967)
The Frenchman is Unforgiving, 1945
Illustration for "Hate Dies Hard" by Storm Jameson in The Saturday Evening Post 1945
Society of Illustrators, NY, 045.004
Harrison Fisher (1875 -1934)
Couple at the Piano, 1910
Illustration for "Hate Dies Hard" by Storm Jameson in The Saturday Evening Post 1945
Society of Illustrators, Permanent Collection, 038.009
James Montgomery Flagg (1877 -1960)
She Sailed Majestically Past the Wretch, Followed Meekly by Septimus, 1909
Illustration for Septimus by William John Locke (New York: John Lane Co., 1909)
Norman Rockwell Museum, gift of Everett Raymond Kinstler, NRM.2008.18
Mary Hallock Foote (1847 -1938)
She slipped the mantle from her shoulders, 1894
Graphite and wash on paper
New Britain Museum of American Art, Sanford B.D. Low Memorial Illustration Fund, 1996.26 LIC
Arthur Burdett Frost (1851 -1928)
I think there's something the matter with Pop, n.d.
Cartoon illustration for Life Magazine
Society of Illustrators, Permanent Collection, 084.060
Bernie Fuchs (1932 -2009)
A Small Favor, 1965
Illustration for McCall's Magazine (November 1965)
Society of Illustrators, Permanent Collection, 2006.018
George Gibbs (1870 -1942)
She resembled strangely a will, 1914
Illustration for “One of Them Had a Wife” by Cosmo Hamilton in Cosmopolitan Magazine (June 1914); and Nash's Magazine (August 1914)
Norman Rockwell Museum, gift of The Horvath Collection, NRM.2007.09
Elizabeth Shippen Green (1871 -1954)
I was Alone in a Palace of Leaves, 1902
Illustration for Richard Le Gallienne, “Our Tree-Top Library,” Harper’s Monthly, March 1902
Collection of Brandywine River Museum, The Claniel Art Acquisition Fund, 2003.14.2
Elizabeth Shippen Green (1871 -1954)
The Library, 1905
Illustration for "The Mistress of the House" in Harper's Monthly Magazine (August 1905)
Delaware Art Museum, Samuel and Mary R. Bancroft Memorial, 1935-45
Frederic R. Gruger (1871 -1953)
Here Were Old Friends, 1923
Illustration for “Barbry” by Henry Milner Rideout in The Saturday Evening Post (May 12, May 19, May 26, June 2, or June 9, 1923)
Norman Rockwell Museum, Norman Rockwell Art Collection Trust, NRACT.1976.150
Frederick R. Gruger (1871 -1953)
Most of the captains like China, 1918
Illustration for "Java Head" by Joseph Hegesheimer in The Saturday Evening Post (October 19, 1918)
Society of Illustrators, Permanent Collection, gift of Mr. Fred Gruger, Jr., 080.048
Jay Hambidge (1867 -1924)
McTamany Jumped In Front of the Locomotive, 1899
Illustration for “Heroes of the Railway Service: II: General View” by Gustav Kobbé in The Century Magazine v. 57 (March 1899): 659.
Oil on board
Norman Rockwell Museum, NRACT. 1976.161



















































