This link probably won’t be viable for ever, but it gives us a look inside the Howard Pyle Studios in Wilmington - particularly of the seld...

The above photograph, showing Howard Pyle with “The Evacuation of Charlestown” on his easel in his Wilmington studio, has now and then been...

While sitting, tethered to my drawing table pretty constantly for three months, I often wondered what it would be like to stand and draw. T...

From the Sunday Morning Star of Wilmington, Delaware, November 4, 1883:

Still more video showing the insides and outsides of Howard Pyle’s studio buildings at 1305 Franklin Street in Wilmington, Delaware.

I just noticed this video on Howard Pyle. Not all of it is accurate, but there are lots of images and much footage taken in and around his...

Howard Pyle photographed by J. R. Cummings in 1910 On his blog, James Gurney posted a reading he did from Henry Pitz’s The Brandywine Tra...

Olive Rush and Ethel Pennewill Brown in Howard Pyle’s Studio in 1911 or 1912 (Blanche C. Grant, photographer) I was looking for this pict...

Ethel Pennewill Brown in Howard Pyle’s studio, 1911 Olive Rush, Blanche Grant, and Ethel Pennewill Brown in Howard Pyle’s studio, 1911 ...

Howard Pyle, 1910 I have it on good authority that this well-known snapshot of Howard Pyle was taken 100 years ago today. The photographe...