In the hearty, hale era of Teddy Roosevelt, as the Indian wars were declared done and the frontier tamed, there were many young men who felt nostalgia for what they had missed. And for what was ...

"Claghorn at the Rail," an illustration done by Frank Earle Schoonover in 1923, will be shown at the museum until July 5. The painting, bought by the owner's mother for $300 as a surprise present ...

In every sense of the phrase, Frank Earle Schoonover was a picture-making man. He was at his best recreating the swagger of seafaring buccaneers in his “Pirates Coming through Charleston.” It’s one of ...

He gave small illustrations away as wedding gifts ... The signature may include a sweeping "Frank E. Schoonover" in black paint as well as "F.E.S." or a solitary "S." Many works are dated under ...

When Winterthur hosted the PBS TV show Antique Roadshow (Filmed last summer and aired Jan. 6, 2020) one of the highlights brought to the show was a painting by local artist Frank Schoonover (1877 ...

Denis Chandler brought on the show a stunning 100-year-old oil painting by American illustrator Frank Schoonover ... to his ...

Golden Age artist was known for his riveting and intense style; ability to make characters come alive ...

A guest brought in an original 1923 oil painting by American illustrator Frank Schoonover who had worked ... reading to his children books that had illustrations. “This is one of the illustrations.

During ROADSHOW’s visit to Winterthur, one guest brought in a painting by artist Frank Schoonover, and re-lived the memorable day of purchasing the painting at Schoonover’s studio with his family.

This chart shows whether Frank E. Schoonover’s total sales are going up, and if so, whether this is because more artworks by the artist have been offered and sold or because more high-value artworks ...

30 x 21 in. (76.2 x 53.3 cm.) "I began to notice the mysterious actions and the frequent journeys that Michel Barre made into the south." The Scarlet Cockerel interior book illustration, 1931.