Charles L. Bartholomew
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Charles Lewis Bartholomew (February 10, 1869 – February 15, 1949) was an American
Early life and career
Bartholomew was born February 10, 1869, in
Later career and death
After retiring from the Minneapolis Journal, Bartholomew became the dean of the Federal School of Illustrating and Cartooning, where he give large lecture-style chalk talks for students and everyday citizens.[1][2] The Federal School of Illustrating and Cartooning is now better known as Art Instruction Schools, famous for its Draw Me! advertisements on matchbooks and in magazines. In addition to his lectures, Bartholomew organized Bart Supplies art supply store, wrote and edited a dozen textbooks on illustrating and cartooning, and authored six illustrated children's books.[1]
He died on February 15, 1949, in Minneapolis.[3]
Bibliography
- Cartoons of the Spanish–American War by Bart. Minneapolis, Minn.: The Journal printing company 1899.
- Chalk Talk and Crayon Presentation; a Handbook of Practice and Performance in Pictorial Expression of Ideas. Chicago : Frederick J. Drake and Co., 1922.
- Expansion, Being Bart's Best Cartoons for 1899: Taken from the Minneapolis Journal. 1900.
- Illustrating and Cartooning. 1923. With Joseph Almars.
- Modern Illustrating: Including Cartooning. 1927. With Joseph Almars.
- Prairie Gold. Chicago : The Reilly & Britton Co.,1917.
- A World of Trouble. Minneapolis, Minn. : Journal Print. Co., 1901
References
- ^ a b c Ian Stade, revised by Jenna Himsl (June 2010). "Charles Bartholomew Collection". Hennepin County Library Digital Collections. Archived from the original on 2020-01-31. Retrieved February 8, 2021.
- ^ Charles Bartholomew.
- ^ Minnesota Historical Society, Minnesota Death Certificates Index. CERTID# 1949-MN-019151
- ^ Rev. Marion Daniel Shutter. ed. History of Minneapolis, Gateway to the Northwest, Volume III, 1923. pg. 676-180 http://files.usgwarchives.net/mn/hennepin/bios/1923/barthocl.txt
- ^ Hudson, Horace B. ed. A Half Century of Minneapolis. 1908. pg. 223