b. 1902 in Fort William, Ontario. Debuted with The New Yorker in 1936. As of 1940, when one of the photos below was taken, he was "liv[ing] in Connecticut, among the woodpeckers."
This guy's portrayals always gave me the creeps. Those ugly big eyes and sharp noses and all that.
Richard Taylor ("pos-[ing] in his studio at Worm's End") (from Introduction to Cartooning)
Taylor (from Cartoon Humor Vol,, 3 No. 1 March 1940)
:: The Better Taylors (1945) (inscribed) ::
:: Introduction to Cartooning (1947) (inscribed) ::
Compound Fractured French (1951)
Butchered Baseball (1952)
By the Dawn’s Ugly Light (1953)
Nothing Brightens the Garden Like Primrose Pants (1955)
:: My Husband Keeps Telling Me To Go To Hell (1955) (inscribed) ::
The Little Black Book (1957)
Think You'll Make Last Year's Figures? (1957) Portfolio at Warrens.JPG