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of Books and Illustrations by Edward Shenton (1895-1977) Originally prepared for a memorial exhibit at |
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| I. Books written by Edward Shenton in chronological order The Gray Beginning. Penn Publishing, Philadelphia, 1924 Lean Twilight. C.Scribner's, N.Y., 1928 Riders of the Wind. Macrae Smith, Philadelphia, 1929 Couriers of the Clouds; The Romance of Air Mail. Macrae Smith, Philadelphia, The New Alphabet of Aviation. Macrae Smith, Philadelphia, 1941 O Novo ABC da aviacao. Edicoes Melhoramentos, Sao Paulo, 1942 On Wings for Freedom. Macrae Smith Philadelphia, 1943 An Alphabet of the Army. Macrae Smith, Philadelphia, 1943 The Rib and Adam. Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1959; also Hammond, London, 1960 This Mortal Moment. Dorrance, Philadelphia, 1961 150 Years of a Bank and People. National Bank of Chester County Trust Co., West Chester, PA., 1964 II. Books written by others and illustrated (or decorated) by Brothers Grimm, The Golden Bird and Other Stories, , George Una Jerffers, Where Shall I Take You To? C.Scribner's, New York, 1934 Rupert Sargent Holland, Big Bridge. Macrae Smith, Philadelphia, 1934; also 1938 Smith Burnham, Lewis and Clark, Explorers of the Far West. J. C. Winston Co., N. Y, 1938 Vance Hoyt, Song Dog, The Story of a Coyote. Winston, N.Y., 1939 Robert H. Newman, Far From Home. J. P. Lippincott, Philadelphia, PA. 1941 Thomas Wolfe, A Stone, A Leaf, A Door. C. Scribner's, N. Y. 1941 Stephen W. Meader, The Black Buccaneer. Harcourt, Brace, N.Y., 1944, 1948, 1951. Stephen W. Meader, The Long Trains Roll. Harcourt, Brace, N.Y., 1944 Archie Binns, The Timber Beast. C. Scribner's N. Y. 1944. III. Stories and Articles written by Edward Shenton in Magazines in chronological order Above the Lights of the City, The Western, (October 1912) Fearnly's Last Race, The Western (Official organ of West Philadelphia High School ), 3 (May 1915) Careers, The Western, 4 (January 1916) The Golden Calf, Scribner's Magazine, 78 (November 1925), 517-525 All the Boats to Build! Scribner's Magazine, 80 (November 1926), 545-554 Canciones Mexincanas, Scribner's Magazine, 81 (May 1927), 457-465 Pretty Boy, Colliers, 81 (May 26, 1928), 10-11 Plenty of Seconds, Colliers, 82 (July 7, 1928), 20-21, 32, 34 Cote d'Emeraude, Scribner's Magazine, 84 (September 1928), 271-277 Seasons End, Scribner's Magazine, 84 (November 1928), 586-591 The Infantry Wanted a Bridge, Scribner's Magazine, 85 (February 1929), 131-135 (World War I Incident) The Girl Who Won the War, Scribner's Magazine, 87 (January 1930), 51-59 One More Fight, Colliers, 85 (April 19, 1930), 24-25, 79-80 Fighters Should Fight, Colliers, 87 (January 10, 1931), 16-17, 36, 38 Call It a Day, Scribner's Magazine, 90 (August 1931), 182-193, 225-232 In His Heart, Colliers, 89 (April 30, 1932), 12-13, 42 A Message to a Lady, Colliers, 92 (July 8, 1933) 20-21, 36 The Hard Guy, Colliers, 93 (June 30, 1934), 7-9, 50-51 When Spring Brings Back..., Scribner's Magazine, 97 (February 1935), 111-113 Above the Fog, Colliers, 95 (March 2, 1935), 14-15, 30 And with the Glory, Colliers, 96 (July 20, 1935), 24 Bright Adventure, Colliers, 97 (February 29, 1936), 14-16, 55 Gentleman Rider, Colliers, 97 (April 25, 1936), 9, 50, 52, 54 The Delicate Tess, Colliers, 98 (August 8, 1936), 18-20, 28 Perfect Hostess, Colliers, 98 (August 15, 1936), 17-18, 38 Open, Please, Colliers, 99 (January 16, 1937), 11 A Ring Engagement, Woman's Home Companion, 64 (March 1937), 9-10, 130-132 Rabbits Always Circle, Colliers, 100 (October 16, 1937, 21-22, 55, 57 Take a Chance, Colliers, 100 (November 20, 1937), 42, 62-64 The Admiral's Fox, Saturday Evening Post, 210 (February 26, 1938), 18-19, 79-80, 8283 Beyond the Game, Colliers, 108 (December 6, 1941), 11-12, 38-40, 42 Time Holds the Secret, Saturday Evening Post, 214 (May 16, 1942), 12-13, 85-89 Maybe That Stuff's Worth Money ! Saturday Evening Post, 223 (February 24, 1951), 30, 141-142 (Baldwin's Book Barn, West Chester) The Elusive Male, Saturday Evening Post, 223 (May 12, 1951), 28, 124-125, 127-128, 130 The Son He'd Never Met, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (October 13, 1951), 30, 106-107, 109-110,115 The Happy Storekeeper of the Green Mountains, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (March 15, 1952), 26-27, 77, 80, 84, 89 Last Race, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (May 10, 1952), 28, 92-93, 95-96 Martha Tucker's Day of Trial, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (June 14, 19520,28,91-92, 95,97 They Will Never Be Forgotten, Saturday Evening Post, 227 (August 14, 1954), 36-37, 59 (World War II cemeteries overseas) My Dog Is a Gold Mine, Saturday Evening Post, 227 (January 29, 1955), 25, 86-87 Lady with a Pedigree, Saturday Evening Post, 227 (February 26, 1955), 20-21,110, 112113 Misfit Fiancee, American Magazine, 160 (July 1955), 112-117 Stamp Act, Atlantic, 201 (March 1958), 107 (on trading stamps) Art Scholarships to Europe, Pennsylvania Traveler, June 1959, 56-57 Think Twice, Saturday Evening Post, 235 (February 17, 1962), 38-39, 42-43 IV. Poems in Magazines--in chronological order Class Poem, The Western, 4 (January 1916) Small-game Season, New Yorker, 24 (November 6, 1948), 99 Season's End, Ladies Home Journal, 66 (September 1949), 113 To a Seeing-eye Dog, New Yorker, 25 (October 15, 1949), 53 Spring Returning, Saturday urday Evening Post, 223 (March 31, 1951), 48 Arithmetic, Saturday Evening Post, 223 (April 14, 1951), 166 Heil, Izaak ! Saturday Evening Post, 223 (May 12, 1951), 169 May 30th, Saturday Evening Post, 223 (June 2, 1951), 93 Maine Morning, Saturday Evening Post, 223 (June 30, 1951), 114 Mouse in Trap, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (July 21, 1951), 44 Dark Adversary, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (September 1, 1951), 93 Autumn Again, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (September 22, 1951), 162 November, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (November 17, 1951), 162 Walls, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (December 1, 1951), 140 Old Cat, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (January 19, 1952), 86 Artisans, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (February 9, 1952), 83 Great Dane's Gift, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (March 8, 1952), 47 Garden, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (April 19, 1952), 109 May Dance, Ladies Home Journal, 69 (May 1952), 133 Boats, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (May 10, 1952), 61 Fantasy, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (June 7, 1952), 121 Summer Symphony, Saturday Evening Post, 224 (June 21, 1952), 92 Country Sickbed, Saturday Evening Post, 225 (November 8, 1952), 135 Sea Song, Saturday Evening Post, 225 (November 22, 1952), 156 Coming Home, Saturday Evening Post, 225 (December 27, 1952), 41 Quest, Saturday Evening Post, 225 (June 20, 1953), 132 Song for Evening, Saturday Evening Post, 226 (March 6, 1954), 60 Delirium in March, Saturday Evening Post, 226 (March 20, 1954), 114 Small-boat Song, Saturday Evening Post, 226 (June 5, 1954), 52 Cat, Saturday Review, 37 (July 24, 1954), 32 Hulks, Saturday Evening Post, 227 (March 12, 1955), 137 Wandering Dane, Saturday Evening Post, 230 (May 31, 1958), 79 The Passing of Time, Saturday Evening Post, 232 (September 12, 1959), 71 Twilight Song, Saturday Evening Post, 232 (March 12, 1960), 55 Watching Water, Saturday Evening Post, 233 (August 27, 1960), 83 Trick or Treat, Ranger Rick's Nature Magazine, October 1970, 22 Mole Run, Ranger Rick's Nature Magazine, January 1971 V. Magazines Illustrated by Edward Shenton Thomas Wolfe, Death the Proud Brother, Scribner's Magazine, June 1933 VI. Book Jackets Illustrated by Edward Shenton Alan Villiers, Grain Race, C. Scribner's &Sons, N.Y. 1933 Peter Fleming, Brazilian Adventure. C. Scribner;s &Sons, N. Y. 1934 Robert Biffault, Europa. the Days of Ignorance, C. Scribner's &Sons, N.Y. 1935 Martin Johnson, Over African Jungles, Harcourt Brace, N.Y., 1935 Peter Fleming, News from Tartary, A journey from Peking to Kasmir, C. Scribner's & Sons, N.Y. 1936 VII. Biographical Information About Edward Shenton Bertha E. Mahoney et al., comps., Illustrators of Children's Books. 1744-1945. Horn Book, Boston, 1947 The Undaunted Horseman, Saturday Evening Post, 223 (May 13, 1951), 188 Who's Who In America, 27 (1952-1953) Robinson Mcllvaine, "Edward Shenton," Chester County Artist, II (March 1953) Ruth Hill Viguers et al., comps., Illustrators of Children's Books. 1946-1956. Horn Book, Boston, 1958 Henry C. Pitz, The Book Illustration of Edward Shenton, American Artist, 25 (May 1961), 22-27, 58-59 Walt Reed, comp. and ed., The Illustrator in America 1900-1960's. Reinhold, N.Y., 1966 VIII Miscellaneous The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Catalogue of the One Hundred and Fifty-first Annual Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture. January 22 through February 26. 1956. Philadelphia, 1956 Hari McDonald, `Builders of America; Washington, Lincoln. Text by Edward Shenton. Cantata for Mixed Voices. Elkan-Vogel, Philadelphia, 1953. Columbia ML 2220 Edward Shenton, O. Restless Race ! Music by Esther Mary Fuller. West Chester State College, West Chester, PA., 1961 |
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A Bibliography of Barbara (Heriot) Webster (Shenton)
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I. Books in chronological order Nic Nac Nob and Nibble. Macrae Smith, Philadelphia, 1930 Shadows on the Valley. C. Scribner's, N.Y., 1940 The Magic Water. Scribner, N.Y., 1942; also Rich & Cowan, London, 1942 Mrs. Heriot's House. C. Scribner's, N.Y., 1945 The Color of the Country_. Drawings by Edward Shenton. C. Scribner's, N.Y., 1947 A Horse of Her Own. Longmans, N.Y.., 1951 (with Gladys Taber) Stillmeadow and Sugarbridge. Illustrated by Edward Shenton. Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1953 The Green Year. Drawings by Edward Shenton. Norton, N.Y., 1956; also 1957 Country Matters, An Anthology. Drawings by Edward Shenton. Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1959 Creatures and Contentments: Ruminations on Living in the Country. Illustrated by Edward Shenton. Norton, N.Y., 1965 II. Stories in Magazines in chronological order The Old Dragon,Scribner's Magazine, 95 (June 1934), 417-420 Fountain of Youth, Scribner's Magazine, 96 (November 1934), 284-288 We Are Alone, Scribner's Magazine, zine, 97 (May 1935), 285-286 The Old Gods, Scribner's Magazine, 98 (September 1935), 174-175 Tales from Hollywood, Ladies Home Journal, 54 (July 1937), 21-22 Star Nose the Mole, Ranger Rick's Nature Magazine, January 1968 III. Biographical Information about Barbara Webster Edward Shenton, Barbara Webster, Chester County Artist, III (September 1954) |
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS For their help in preparing this Bibliography, the author is grateful to Priscilla Crowell and the Library Committee of the Chester County Art Association; Neil Carlson, Chester County Library System; Faye Trembley, West Chester Public Library; Elizabeth E. Roth, Keeper of Prints, New York Public Library; the Bangor (Maine) Public Library; and the Library of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. This was originally prepared by Robert E. Carlson, West Chester State College. For more information about Edward Shenton write to: Aurora Productions |
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