Harvey DunnBiographyA brilliant and prolific illustrator during America’s Golden Age of Illustration, Harvey Dunn (1884-1952) was a prodigy of legendary artist Howard Pyle, and an admired teacher in his own right. Born on a homestead near Manchester, South Dakota, he left the farm to study at the South Dakota Agricultural College and the Art Institute of Chicago before becoming one of Pyle’s most accomplished students—along with N.C. Wyeth and Frank E. Schoonover—and eventually opened his own studios in Wilmington, Delaware, and in Leonia and Tenafly, New Jersey. Of his mentor, Dunn said, “Pyle’s main purpose was to quicken our souls so that we might render service to the majesty of simple things.” Among his prodigious students there was artist Dean Cornwell and Mead Schaeffer.Bio from <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://www.illustrationhistory.org/artists/harvey-dunn">https://www.illustrationhistory.org/artists/harvey-dunn</a>

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