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Tailfeathers, Gerald 1925-1975
Takashima, Shizueye Takashima, Shichan - 1928-2005 – children’s books -
Talbot Kelly, Giles 1929-
Tanabe, Takao 1926- murals
Taylor, Alex Harpur - Illustrator Montreal
1925-1974
Worked in Montreal from the 1940's-mid 1970.
A founder of Creative Center in Montreal
Clients: Air Canada, CN, Canadian Pacific Rail, Montreal Star/Gazette, major Ad Agencies.
Realistic subjects.
Taylor C.J
children’s books
Taylor, Richard Lippincott Denison (Dick Taylor)- born 1902 or 1903?, Fort William, Ontario; died -1970
- children's books, 1930s
Called Dick, to distinguish him from his father, of the same name.
Central Tech, OCA, LA Sch Art & Design; wrote Introduction to Cartooning 1947 [source - Who's Who in American Art]
Illustrated for Goblin Magazine, then later was a cartoonist for The New Yorker [source - John Bell, Collections Canada]
Also worked under name Ricardo; created Mystery Men comic strip in 1920s. [source - John Adcock http://punchincanada.blogspot.com/2008/05/richard-taylor-goblin.html]
Taylor Stephen – children’s books -
Taylor, William Hughes born in the Falkland Islands 1891
Moved to Montreal in 1897; may have worked for Imperial Tobacco. [source: Aubrey Bell]
Teather, Audrey
Illustrator
Illustrated books by "Kerry", the pseudonym of Edgar A. Wood (1907-1998): The Boy and the Buffalo, Macmillan, 1965; Mickey and the Beaver and other Stories, Macmillan, 1964; Samson's
Long Ride, McAra Printing, Calgary, 1970; The Medicine Man, self-published.
Also illustrated for The Canadian Girl and Onward.
Thielcke, Henry Daniel - born Westminster, London, England 16 November, 1788; died 1874 in Chicago
RA; portrait painter. Emigrated circa 1830; In 1851 census lived in Quebec City, where he was the French, German, and drawing master at Quebec High School; Chicago 1870 census lists occupation as "retired printer". [source: Don Shelton, http://american-miniatures.blogspot.com/2006/04/thielcke-henry-portrait-of-unknown.html]
Thom
Ill'd for Family Herald and Weekly Star, 1945
Thomas, George - "Sketches of Celebrated Canadians…" Quebec, 1862
Thomas, Lionel Arthur John 1915- murals
Thomlinson, Debra . Illustrative fine art, west coast.
Thompson, Ernest Seton - wildlife -left for US ca 1900
Thompson, FA
Worked in Washington, DC as a commercial artist, then joined Canadian Armoured Fighting Vehicles Training camp at Borden during WW2 (rank of Corporal). Made a cartoon that was published in an English service publication titled The Tank. Had served in English army in WW1. [source - Toronto Star, Saturday Oct 12 1940].
Thomson, David F. - born 1872 - left for US ca 1900; Toronto Art Students League
Off to NY by 1895. Was considered by all to be of extremely high talent. Ended up in Boston as salaried artist at a litho company there.
[see FH Brigden in Printer & Publisher June 1895]
Thompson Richard
www.rtillustration.com
Thomson, Charles R.
Illustrated Regal brand greeting cards circa 1950.
Thomson, Phoebe
ill'd children's material for Chatelaine 1920s; ill'd three books written by Marius Barbeau
Thomson, Tom - born 1877; died 1917
One of Canada's most famous landscape painters. Apprenticed under JEH MacDonald; worked as commercial artist in Washington State and Toronto; was considered the epitome of modern Canadian painters by the Group of Seven.
Thomson, Viola
Unverified as Canadian
Spot illustrations and decorative borders for poetry for Canadian Home Journal, 1930s
Thorn, Anthony (Goldman, Arthur) 1927- murals
Thorn, Eric 1929-
murals
Thorne, Arthur M. - 1909- murals
Thorne, Diana 1895-
Married Arthur North [source - Smithsonian]
Wildlife topics; animals
Thorne, Gordon Kit 1896-
murals
Tibo Gilles; - Governor General award winner
Tikit Tikkitok
Tillenius, Clarence - b. Sandridge Manitoba in 1913, d. Jan. 24, 2012
Wildlife painter; completed many museum dioramas.
Received the Order of Manitoba in 2003 and the Order of Canada in 2005.
Tingley Merle ("Ting") b. 1922- - political cartoon
Tinning, George Campbell 1910-1996 murals
Canadian War Artist who later designed murals, most notably for the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Montreal (Maritime Bar). His mural for the administrative building of the Jenkins Valve Company (1960) in Lachine was rediscovered on an "underground'" website exhibiting a number of photos of the mural from the derelict building in 2002. The mural/building has since been destoyed.
http://www.uer.ca/locations/viewgal.asp?locid=20015&galid=15739
Other murals: Bank of Montreal, Montreal 1961and Baie-Comeau Hotel, Baie-Comeau, Quebec, 1968.
Tinning was a graphic artist for Robert Simpson's Montreal Ltd 1940-42 (a department store later known as Simpson's-Sears), an illustrator for Lincoln Mercury Times (Ford Motor Co.,Dearborn, Michigan) from 1950 to 1969.
see: "The Newfoundland Paintings: George Campbell Tinning," by Heather Smith, Curatorial Director, Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery, the catalogue for the circulating exhibition produced by the Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery 2010-2012.
Todd, John 1916-
Todd, John Gregory Gilbert
Tomio Nitto,
Tommi, Alberto 1917- murals
Tookoome Simon–
children’s books -
Topham, William Thurston 1888-1966 murals
Town, Harold Barling 1924-1990
Illustrator turned abstract painter – Painters 11. See Robert Fulford article.
Employed by Anglo-American Comics in 1940s [source - John Bell, Collections Canada]
Tran Huan
www.leakingfaucet.com
Traunter, Geoffrey - born 1901
British Columbia Canada
Ill'd Canadian Home Journal, 1948
Trébert, Léon 1921- murals
Tremblay, Jack
Comics artist employed at Bell Features [source - John Bell, Collections Canada]
Ink sketches appear in #14 1963 Spectator Weekend Mag (Hamilton)
Tremblay, Raymond 1921-1977
Trevanna, Harry
- murals
Trevor, Leslie 1907-1991
War posters. Also did work for agency Cooper and Beatty, 1952 [source: Globe and Mail 1952].
Trier, Walter 1890-1951
Trottier, Gerald Mathew 1925-2004 murals
Tschaikowsky, Alexander Nikolai 1893- murals
Tulley, Charles Edward Archibald 1885-1950
Tughan James,
Tulurialik, Ruth
Turgeon, Pol
"…. His reading and writing disability catalyzed an avid early devotion to drawing… His work has been honoured with awards and has appeared in numerous prestigious illustration annuals. Today, besides obsessively drawing, he teaches illustration and live-art drawing at the University of Quebec at Montreal [source - AIIQ]
Turner, Patrick - Born: 01 February, 1958. North Vancouver, British Columbia.
Studied Design and Illustration at Capilano College. Illustrated for national/international edition magazines, book covers and advertising.
website: http://www.patrickturner.com
Turner, Stanley F - Born: 01 August 1883 Aylesbury Buckinghamshire England; Died: 03 June 1953 Toronto
Comes to Canada 1901 OR 1903 and farmed, entered civil service 1906, OSA member 1918, Society of Graphic Artists 1913, ARCA 1928, Canadian Painter-Etchers, studied Kensington, Royal Ontario School Art, illustrating book jackets, animated maps, endpapers in 1947[source - artist's own hand, National Gallery]
Historical subjects, Printmaker, Industrial design, CNE poster
Active from at least 1920. Illustrates for Canadian Home Journal, 1940s. [source - Jaleen Grove]
Tuttle Jean -
