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Update 05/11/2012:
From Jim Stockley:
You are right, all of his books had line drawings in them ;-) Do you collect elephant books? Do you have a copy of Evans 1910 or Ferrier 1947? I think the illustrations in the Rupert Hart-Davis editions were done by Stuart Tresilian
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"My family knew Jim Williams quite well and he used to visit us on Chipperfields. This is an autograph he gave to my mother."
Courtesy of J Stockley
Courtesy of J Stockley
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"Here is one by Stuart Tresilian."
Courtesy of J Stockley
Courtesy of J Stockley
Hi, I am doing an assessment for a University Paper at the moment on the book 'Bandoola' which features Pitz's illustrations. I was browsing the internet trying to find information about his technique and I stumbled across this blog. I can't seem to find access to any of his books - even through my University Database! I was wondering if you knew anything about what technique he uses? How his illustrations are printed or reproduced in books etc? I would be so grateful!
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