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Eric Hatch, “The Last Fox Hunt” – ‘Arthur Hamilton had reached the end of his rope. Like the fox, he had been hunted to the last ditch’
*Collier’s*, January 10, 1948
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“I say, Arthur, you hurt, old boy?” Arthur Hamilton nodded as he turned his horse a little so that the M.F.H. couldn’t see the bulge under his coat'
#Illustration by John Vickery (1906-1983) for ➡️
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Happy birthday to John Vickery, born today in 1950. An American stage and film actor known for his work aboard Star Trek: The Next Generation, Babylon 5, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Crusade, and Star Trek: Enterprise. #JohnVickery
Happy birthday John Vickery, born November 4, 1950.
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full issue: https://archive.org/details/colliersmagazine Wagner 'was the author of five published novels and two juvenile works as well as numerous short stories, articles, and book reviews. She began her career as a freelance writer with short stories and articles published in numerous periodicals, including the Atlantic Monthly and Collier's. Her first book was an alphabet book for children, written in verse with illustrations by the well-known children's book illustrator, Helen Prickett. Her second published book, Kitchen Magic, an introduction to cooking for children, appeared in 1932. Her first novel was written with Ruth Cardwell as co-author, Even in Laughter, and appeared in 1935. Her second novel, This Magic Dust, was published in 1937. In 1940 her novel The Major Has Seven Guests appeared after being serialized in Maclean's in 1939 under the name Constance Reynolds. In 1959, her novel Ask My Brother was published by Harper.' https://www.macdowell.org/artists/constance-wagner
Constance Wagner (1903-1984), “The Far-Off Bugle”
‘The way the old man told it, nobody lost that battle’
*Collier’s* May 29, 1948
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‘”Our skirmish line was broken,” Grandfather was saying. “They were coming through”’
#Illustration by John Vickery (1906-1983) for ➡️
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Eric Hatch, “The Last Fox Hunt” – ‘Arthur Hamilton had reached the end of his rope. Like the fox, he had been hunted to the last ditch’
Collier’s, January 10, 1948
#illustrationart #illustrationartists #JohnVickery #foxhunt
#THISWEEK in 1948
👇🧵
“I say, Arthur, you hurt, old boy?” Arthur Hamilton nodded as he turned his horse a little so that the M.F.H. couldn’t see the bulge under his coat'
#Illustration by John Vickery (1906-1983) for ➡️
#illustrationartists #JohnVickery #foxhunt
