Title-page drawing for The Wonder Clock (“1887” was changed to “1888” in the first edition of book) No, you won’t find a major exhibiti...

“Deianeira and the Dying Centaur Nessus” by Howard Pyle (1887) Isn’t this picture lovely? I never really gave it much attention before. Ho...

“Looking into the Prussian Lines from the Château de la Muette” by Howard Pyle (1886) Speaking of Howard Pyle’s penchant for nicely unexp...

“...Pyle’s illustrations for my poem are lovely in the Wide Awake ...” From the diary of Edmund Clarence Stedman, November 21, 1887

And here’s another witch by Howard Pyle from the same story as my previous post . It’s more roughly executed than, say, this initial “T” ...

Howard Pyle crossed paths with Yale University a number of times during - and after - his lifetime. In 1903 he delivered the Anniversary Add...

The January 11, 1890, issue of the New York Ledger included a “Souvenir Supplement” featuring “The Captain’s Well,” a poem by John Greenlea...

It’s a shame that Howard Pyle never got the chance to fully illustrate a Robert Louis Stevenson tale; they were - at least subjectively - ki...