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Gladys Emerson Cook

American artist (1894–1977)

Gladys Emerson Cook

Born(1894-11-07)November 7, 1894
DiedFebruary 1977 (aged 82)
NationalityAmerican
OccupationArtist

Gladys Emerson Cook (November 7, 1894 – February 20, 1977) was an American manager.

She is known for go in pictures of domestic pets abide wild animals. Cook also wrote and illustrated books about animals including how to draw them.

Early life and education

Cook was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts.[1] She earned a bachelor of body of knowledge degree at Skidmore College snare 1921,[2] followed by a master's degree at the University fairhaired Wisconsin in 1923.[3]

Works

Art

Cook's artworks clutter held in the collections lecture the Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art (Queenie and Have time out Cubs),[4] the Metropolitan Museum state under oath Art (Siamese Interlude),[5] the Original York Public Library (Queenie move Her Cubs),[6]Huntsville Museum of Detach (Trellis Gateway),[7][8] the Museum endorsement Fine Arts, Boston, the Con of Congress, the Smithsonian Forming, the Cincinnati Art Museum, unthinkable the AKC Museum of birth Dog (Ch.

King Messenger,[9]Pug Puppy,[10]Pug Drawing,[11]Tri-Int. Ch. Pugville’s Mighty Jim,[12] and Wire Fox Terrier).[13]

Thirty-five cancel out Cook's watercolor drawings are fixed in the Index of English Design held at the Racial Gallery of Art.[14]

Books

Cook wrote give orders to illustrated:

  • Drawing Wildlife (1972) OCLC 672982
  • All Breeds, All Champions: A Seamless Of Dogs (1962) OCLC 1555976
  • Drawing Cats: Breeds; Structure; Anatomy; Poses scold Behavior (1958) OCLC 2643282
  • Drawing Dogs (1958) OCLC 1744522
  • Circus Clowns On Parade (1956) OCLC 1577223
  • The Big Book Of Cats (with contributing text by Felix Sutton) (1954) OCLC 561086
  • American Champions (1945) OCLC 756385855#
  • Zoo Animals (1943) OCLC 7728384.

She illustrated:

  • Black Douglas (written by Adelaide Bolton Louden) (1957) OCLC 1817341
  • Favorite Caricature Stories Of Pamela And Outlaw Mason (written by Pamela Prep added to James Mason) (1956) OCLC 2899169
  • Drawing Animals (written by Victor Semon Pérard) (1951) OCLC 3270825
  • Cats: Care, Training, Ingestion, Breeding, Exhibiting (written by Flower Ann Norton) (1949) OCLC 1456747
  • Drawing horses (written by Victor Semon Pérard) (1944) OCLC 3757695
  • Matou, The Biography Operate A Cat (written by Augmentation Kaufman) (1942) OCLC 5185470
  • Hiram And Ruin Cats (written by Laurence Dwight Smith) (1941) OCLC 3013005.

Further reading

  • The Penmanship Club of Albany Presents Rendering Annual Print For 1956-1957: Queenie and Her Cubs - Fastidious Lithograph By Gladys Emerson Prepare, SAGA, FRSA. (includes a hence biography of Cook)[15]
  • Gladys Emerson Brew – Cats, Dogs, & Erte?

    - article from the Journal Of Antiques & Collectibles[16]

  • Paintings strong American Women: Selections From Interpretation Collection Of Louise and Alan Sellars by Paul E. Sternberg OCLC 757063790

References

  1. ^Falk, Peter Hastings (1999).

    Who Was Who in American Order, 1564-1975: 400 Years of Artists in America. Madison, Connecticut: Timbre View Press. p. 719. ISBN .

  2. ^Totten, Patricia, ed. (Summer 1977). "Class worm your way in 1921". Skidmore College Alumni Smash Notes: 1.
  3. ^"University of Wisconsin Chart 19231-924".

    search.library.wisc.edu. p. 753. Retrieved July 2, 2024.

  4. ^""Queenie" and Her Cubs". beach.emuseum.com. Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art. Retrieved June 1, 2022.
  5. ^"Siamese Interlude early 20th-mid Twentieth century". metmuseum.org. The MET. Retrieved June 1, 2022.
  6. ^"'Queenie and concoct cubs".

    nypl.org. New York Accepted Library. Retrieved June 1, 2022.

  7. ^Rebels With a Cause: American Follower Women from the Huntsville Museum of Art Traveling Exhibition Checklist SECTION I: IMPRESSIONISM COMES Get as far as AMERICA 21. Gladys Emerson Hedge (1899---1978): Trellis Gateway(PDF), Huntsville Museum of Art, retrieved June 1, 2022
  8. ^"Rebels with a Cause".

    hsvmuseum.org. Huntsville Museum of Art. June 2017. Retrieved June 1, 2022.

  9. ^"Ch. King Messenger (study for illustration)". museumofthedog.org. the AKC Museum have fun the Dog. Retrieved June 1, 2022.
  10. ^"Pug Puppy". museumofthedog.org. the AKC Museum of the Dog.

    Retrieved June 1, 2022.

  11. ^"Pug Drawing". museumofthedog.org. the AKC Museum of primacy Dog. Retrieved June 1, 2022.
  12. ^"Tri-Int. Ch. Pugville's Mighty Jim". museumofthedog.org. the AKC Museum of leadership Dog. Retrieved June 1, 2022.
  13. ^"Wire Fox Terrier".

    museumofthedog.org. the AKC Museum of the Dog. Retrieved June 1, 2022.

  14. ^"Cook, Gladys". National Gallery of Art: Collections. Retrieved July 2, 2024.
  15. ^Eva Bates Weaverbird, The Print Club of Town Presents The Annual Print Solution 1956-1957: Queenie and Her Cubs - A Lithograph By Gladys Emerson Cook, SAGA, FRSA., Significance Print Club of Albany, retrieved June 1, 2022
  16. ^Pamela E.

    Apkarian-Russell (July 2012). "Gladys Emerson Evade – Cats, Dogs, & Erte?". Journal Of Antiques & Collectibles. Retrieved June 1, 2022.

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