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variety of fur and feather revealed the sum of a lifetime's keenest observation...To his animals and birds he often gave a whimsical or semi-human twist which has made them loved by generations of children... When first I knew him some twenty years ago at the London Sketch Club and The Savage his charming personality, the wit of his drawings and rare ability as a raconteur made him outstanding in a group which included such names as John
Hassall, W Heath Robinson and Lawson Wood. He was one of the grand company of illustrators of the Edwardian and first Georgian period , a time when illustration had reached a pinnacle of excellence, and Harry Rountree was in the van.
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magazine in mid-late 1901, he struggled to make very much progress towards his objective. His first encounters with art editors provided him with few commissions and little encouragement, so he enrolled in the life drawing class under
Percival Gaskell at the Regent Street Polytechnic's School of Art
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Yes. Auckland is my native city and New
Zealand is my nation... though it may be glorious for sheep, for the simple life, for lots of fun, yet it is no place for the black-and-white artist who wants to sell his wares. It seems scarcely credible, and yet, though I had done hundreds of drawings before
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The portfolio contained: a brief biography of
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As an artist he stood alone in his own sphere as the supreme delineator of bird and animal life. His drawings and paintings in this specialised field bore the authentic stamp of deepest study and intimate familiarity of these subjects; the expression of anatomical diversity, with the constructional
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I made the voyage of twelve thousand miles to London, I had never seen an original — except my own — and I was simply dying to see the little bits of
Bristol-board containing the work of the men I most admired in the English illustrated magazines and papers'.
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Rountree's career began to flourish and he became in demand as an illustrator. Rountree is noted for his illustrations of British golf courses and golfing caricatures. His work features in publications such as
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production, from the first rough to the just before the finished drawing or colour sketch. Rountree's coloured illustration apparently shows a young chick being threatened by a mouse against a river background. It is dated 1915.
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Rountree was educated at
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special artist, who shortly leaves for London. Mr. Palmer, head of the artistic department, made the presentation, which took the form of a high-class camera, with silverplate, suitably inscribed.
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ROUNTREE; On Sept. 26, 1950, at the West
Cornwall Hospital, Harry Rountree, Artist, of St. Ives and Saltings, Lelant, Cornwall, beloved husband of Stella and father of Gilbert and Lynda.
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By title, including annuals, containing Harry
Rountree's illustrations within the years (not necessarily all) indicated. A representative sample from a total in excess of 100. Source:
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on 26 September 1950, aged 72 years, being survived by his wife and two children. Fellow artist
Bernard Ninnes wrote an appreciation of his work to accompany his obituary in the
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A commemorative bronze plaque by the sculptor W. C. H. King was erected on Smeaton's Pier, St Ives for his contribution to the artistic and civic life of the town.
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Illustrated, and occasionally authored or co-authored, by Harry Rountree. A representative sample from a total, with editions, numbering in excess of 400. Source:
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An article and full bibliography by Michael Pirie is contained in Studies in Illustration nos 59-63 published by the Imaginative Book Illustration Society
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The advent of the halftone block in the late nineteenth century had spawned a great number of successful, long-lived illustrated periodicals such as
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Harry Rountree was born in 1878 to Irish banker, Stephen Gilbert Rountree and Julia Bartley, the niece of New Zealand architect
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Cooper, A B. "Men of Today: A 'BOP' chat with Mr Harry Rountree".
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Rountree, Harry in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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737:Harry Rountree & S H Hamer,
492:, Women's Gas Council, 1940-1951
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474:, Golf Illustrated, 1909-1932
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644:Sunday Reading for the Young
528:, Basil Blackwell, 1923-1939
1621:Illustrators of fairy tales
959:, Dean's Rag Book Co., 1925
900:My Book of Best Fairy Tales
456:Cassell's Children's Annual
402:Blackie's Children's Annual
288:The Illustrated London News
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668:, George Newnes, 1902-1924
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468:, George Newnes, 1905-1914
309:The Art of the Illustrator
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886:The Spell of the Open Air
816:The Swiss Family Robinson
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1073:The Nixie from Rotterdam
1538:Works by Harry Rountree
1507:Studies in Illustration
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898:Charles S Bayne (ed.),
795:Harry Rountree's Annual
665:The Wide World Magazine
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1220:"Mr. Harry Rountree".
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1083:The Ways of Wonderland
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1267:. London: Routledge.
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620:, Pearson, 1904-1922
592:, Cassell, 1903-1932
514:, Cassell, 1902-1933
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193:New Zealand Herald
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