The Hamilton County School of Illustration
The "Golden Age of American Illustration," a term coined by art lovers to refer to the period from the 1890s to the 1920s, was driven by improvements in printi…
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The Brehm Collectionlocation_fillThe Hamilton East Public Library has acquired an interesting collection of artwork over the last eighty years.…
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Granville Bishop Houselocation_fillGranville Bishop (1831-1902) could be considered the patriarch of the Hamilton County illustrator group. Bisho… -
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Noblesville City Halllocation_fillThe northwest section of the Noblesville City Hall is the former Carnegie Library building built in 1912. It w… -
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The Heritage of Hamilton County Illustratorslocation_fillThe Hamilton County Historical Society (HCHS) has many local artworks in its collection, including several Bre… -
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Old Noblesville High Schoollocation_fillA spot with a strong connection to the Hamilton County group of illustrators is the former site of the Noblesv… -
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Franklin Boothlocation_fillFranklin Booth (1874-1948) was the Hamilton County artist who probably had the widest impact on the world of i… -
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Crownland Cemeterylocation_fillAlthough most members of the Hamilton County school of illustrators kept strong connections to their roots, th…
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