Howard Pyle
AuthorBio
Howard Pyle (1853-1911) was an American Illustrator and author. He was the founder of one of the most influential institutions of American illustration, known as the Brandywine school; notable students included N.C Wyeth and Jessie Willcox Smith. In addition to teaching and illustrating, he was a prolific children’s book author. Among his best known works are The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood (1883), Otto of the Silver Hand (1888), and his beloved pirate stories. Pyle’s was an influence on generations of artists and writers ranging from Vincent Van Gogh to Ernest Hemingway.
Howard Pyle Books
Howard Pyle's Book of Pirates
Howard PyleClassic Starts®: The Adventures of Robin Hood
Howard PyleClassic Starts®: The Story of King Arthur & His Knights
Howard PyleThe Merry Adventures of Robin Hood
Howard PyleHoward Pyle's Book of Pirates
Howard PyleThe Merry Adventures of Robin Hood
Howard PyleADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD, THE
Howard PyleThe Story of the Champions of the Round Table
Howard PyleThe Merry Adventures of Robin Hood
Howard PyleTwilight Land
Howard PyleMen of Iron
Howard PyleThe Ruby of Kishmoor
Howard PyleOtto of the Silver Hand
Howard PyleThe Book of Pirates
Howard PyleThe Merry Adventures of Robin Hood
Howard PyleThe Story of King Arthur and His Knights
Howard PyleOtto of the Silver Hand
Howard PyleMen of Iron
Howard PyleThe Merry Adventures of Robin Hood
Howard PyleThe Merry Adventures of Robin Hood
Howard Pyle