Wonderful. Here's a brief look at a Howard Pyle documentary: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pqtmYN2cnsW9oKc.htmlsi=LA4IykVB3fkIe4G9

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So important

i see pix I have never srrn before !!! Thank You

A moving presentation, the music selections are excellent. Thank you so much Mr. Beard, I was very touched by Mr. Peakes' work and life circumstances. I appreciate the care you took in presenting it.

👍Thank you. 🇬🇧🇵🇹

Yet another presentation of a talented foursome. Plagiarising oneself is an amusing idea. Thank you

Excellent.

i loved his drawings of the Seven Deadly Sins

How you find them, how you go about making these overviews, I will never know, but thank you, Pete. As always.

Despite, broadly speaking, not being particularly drawn to the type of posters and art of that time I chose this episode, simply to try and conquer prejudice (although this is probably an exaggerated way of putting it). And your usual meticulous way of presenting did make me aware of some very interesting artists and their works. Thank you

Hello Mr Beard, I really like all your videos of illustrators I learn a lot with them. Did you know something about Alice Marshall?, a fairy illustrator from the 1920s, a want to know her bio 😊

I am curious if you’ve done eugene charles paul vavasseur. I found his work by accident but am not really able to find much information about him. A wonderful artist though. ❤

Thank you for tapping into one of the most cherished strands of memories of that long lost period--my youth--made tolerable by the knowledge that the next issue of Mad Magazine would soon be in my hands

An outstanding episode and particularly engaging since all four artists and their work are equally enthralling. Especially Stampa and Brightwell, but they would be personal favourites, in no way diminishing the other two who are equally admirable. A delightful episode, thank you.

What a fantastic series you've created here. Thank you! By the way, who did the illustration of the cowboy/gaucho you used in the cover of this video. It's adorable and clever.

Wonderful. The amazing output of work in a time with fewer distractions.

I agree with all the complimentary comments regarding Mr. Briggs and Pete Beard's video. In a small degree of separation, I was once in Briggs' Westport, CT studio and home. At the time, it was owned by Ed Vebell, another famous illustrator. Ed, who had an excellent business renting the costumes he'd acquired, most during WWII, was lending me props and uniforms for an illustrated edition of The Three Musketeers. I think Briggs moved to a new place in Westport after he sold his house to my friend. There was a story on his latest studio in a magazine (I think I saw a reprint of it), and it was nothing like the one I visited.

What a wonderful collection! Leonnec was a rather amusing cheeky fellow. Carlson seems to me to have squandered his greatest achievement by not producing more of the style he adopted for Elizabeth Blanch-Wade. But maybe there wasn’t enough opportunity there to explore his own creativity.

I recommend Aleksandr Kosteckij.

So good!

Nice, was not familiar with his work at all. Thanks for another great video!

Given the number of tools available on computers nowadays, do you think the Art of Illustration will make come back?

Such striking compositions, so witty, and highly effective limited palette of colours. Thank you very much for another highly educational and inspiring episode.

Thank you Pete for bringing the work of Grasset to our attention.

Wow! Eugene Grasset was very skilled; I wish that I could do as well.

Always interesting

Astounding to think that this far in you can still come across virtually unknown artist/illustrators of this caliber… I'll be watching this one at least a few more times to absorb it all. Masterful presentation too, Pete. I thank you!

Fascinating and very entertaining, thank you!

Спасибо, Pete! I found this video yesterday, but I was too exhausted to watch it properly. Your material is just like a good tea you just received in parcel from the Chinese comrades - it requires a certain mood. Watching it after an office wednesday is just like tasting a wine after 0.7L of vodka with friends in sauna. VERY interesting works, and I think I’ll watch this once more tomorrow.

I love this guy's work. It would be interesting to how he wrote in his book considering how surreal his illustrating was. Thank you sir. I wish you the best on your holiday.

Serait-il possible d'avoir un sous-titre en français , Merci d'avance (Ceci dit votre voix et votre diction est vrais plaisir pour les oreilles)

You’re a treasure on KZfaq. Thank you for consistently illuminating these talents for all of us with such engaging content.

Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! 👏 Frank

For Italian pencil and pen maker Presbitero, Mauzan created their creepy "pencil hair man" brand mark. It, too, made the leap from the printed page, first as a point-of-sale piece and later a 3m high figure attached to a publicity truck.

How I would love to have been alive during the great Poster Era! His talent exceeds that medium with great talent and managerial prowess! Tnx!

Mahn.. this guy could draw…

Another soothing bath in human imagination. Your channel should be streaming on Netflix so calm the mind in these trying times. Thank you again, from Aotearoa.

Such depth and the richness of the colors is very amazing and captivating ❤ Thanks for sharing this beautiful artistry. Astonishing is certainly a good description ❤

His body of work is incredible!

When all else in life fails, there is Pete Beard. I have a confession: I am interested in bricks so was looking at the bond when there was the brick background

I really enjoy those posters, the imagery, this is so fun. Even if he was French, I've never heard or seen anything from him. This is clearly sad, for a such talent ! Thanks !!

the orange infant nursing was pretty funny, and cute. but also: Weird.

I missed this when it first dropped, but I am always willing to catch up! Thank you, Mr Beard.

Thank you for another great video. I think your narration is just as absorbing at the images you present. You have a real gift for words and your diction and pacing with the images is perfect.

Delightful! Entertaining, educating, and inspiring. Thank you!

I would never have known of him without you. Beautiful, whimsical, comical. Loved it all. Thank you.

Very interesting. Nice job.

i completely agree: one of the most memorable body of work you've shared with us as of now. thanks

This Mauzan's work has a real elegance to its humor. Eye-catching and rule-breaking but held together by good taste. Thanks so much for your research and presentation once again!