“The Werewolf” by Howard Pyle in The Ladies’ Home Journal for March 1896 Werewolf? There wolf. (There - no, there , in the middle foregro...

This past July 18th was the 150th anniversary of the Second Battle of Fort Wagner . In 1883, Augustus Saint-Gaudens was commissioned to cr...

Figure 1. Young man photographed by Emily Webb, Wilmington, Delaware, 1870s Is this young Howard Pyle? I don’t know. But I really, real...

Portrait of Elisabeth Moore Hallowell by Violet Oakley (via Pook and Pook ) In 1872, Howard Pyle, 19 and fresh out of art school, rente...

On May 19, 1896, Howard Pyle wrote to Woodrow Wilson: In thinking over the subject for this Sixth Washington Article, I would suggest, by y...

“Malvern Hill” by Howard Pyle (1896) A tailpiece by Howard Pyle for his Civil War story, “The Romance of an Ambrotype,” printed in Harper...

“Washington in the Garden at Mount Vernon” by Howard Pyle (1896) What was on the mind of Howard Pyle - then in the midst of illustrating ...

“Did thou tell them how I taught thee?” by Howard Pyle (1896) On September 23, 1896, Howard Pyle wrote to Dr. Silas Weir Mitchell regard...

On this day 115 years ago, Howard Pyle traveled from Delaware to New Jersey and met Woodrow Wilson (for the very first time!) to discuss hi...

"Washington and Steuben at Valley Forge" by Howard Pyle (1896) Howard Pyle felt compelled to convince Woodrow Wilson that an il...