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American artist and illustrator; provided the artwork illustrating most of the books of his wife, Louise Closser Hale
Works
As illustrator
Short works from magazines
Text by Louise Closser Hale
- "The Anklet of the Troglodyte" (nf) Harper's Magazine, Oct 1912
- "Benefits Forgot" (ss) McClure's Magazine, Jul 1918
- ' "The City of Beautiful Towers" ' (nf) Harper's Magazine, Jun 1904
- "Elevating Le Puy" (nf) Harper's Magazine, Sep 1913
- "French Battle-fields of Yesterday" (nf) Harper's Magazine, Apr 1917
- "An Inland Gibraltar" (nf) Harper's Magazine, Mar 1917
- "The Mañana Habit" (nf) Harper's Magazine, Oct 1907
- "Mary and the Marabout" (nf) Harper's Magazine, Nov 1912
- "Mr. and Mrs. House" (nf) Harper's Magazine, Apr 1913
- "Our first Car" (nf) Harper's Magazine, Apr 1915
- "Our Painter" (nf) Harper's Magazine, Jan 1913
- "Over the Alps to the Poor-House" (nf) Harper's Magazine, 1914
- "Pirates! Pirates!" (nf) Harper's Magazine, Jul 1915
- "Revisiting the Marne" (nf) Harper's Magazine, Mar 1917
- "The Romancing of a Square Party" (ss) Harper's Magazine,
- "The Tin Honeymoon" (ss) Harper's Magazine, Oct 1908
- "Vivia climbs the Heights" (nf) Harper's Magazine, Feb 1913
As author
- "Back of the Front in a Motor," Collier's, Jan 8, 1916
- "My Two Visits to Verdun," Harper's Magazine Feb 1917
- "Notes of an Artist at the Front": Part I and Part II, Century Magazine, Nov & Dec 1915
- "Roadways of the World's Capitals," Collier's, Jan 11, 1913
- "The Search for a Lost Republic," Harper's Magazine Nov 1904
Works by this author published before January 1, 1927 are in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago. Translations or editions published later may be copyrighted. Posthumous works may be copyrighted based on how long they have been published in certain countries and areas.
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