The GREEN-EYED MONSTER, by Leonard Raven-Hill

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Miss Raven Hill

Leonard Raven-Hill

Source: "Our Graphic Humourists: L. Raven Hill," p. 496

From the Internet Archive online version of The Magazine of Art

Signed "L R.H.," lower right

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Raven-Hill was twice married, his first wife having died young. His second wife was Marion Jean Lyon, "the able advertisement editor of Punch" (Knox and Turner). There is no mention of children, so perhaps the subject of this delightful little study was the daughter of one of his brothers.

Bibliography

Knox, E., & Turner, S. "Hill, Leonard Raven- (1867–1942)," illustrator and cartoonist. Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Online ed. Web. 20 December 2021.

"Our Graphic Humourists: L. Raven Hill." The Magazine of Art. Vol. 19 (1896): 493-97. Internet Archive. Digitizing sponsor: Kahle-Austin Foundation. Web. 20 December 2021.

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