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James Edmund Allen (February 23, 1894 – September 9, 1964) was an American illustrator, printmaker, and painter. His works include a significant body of lithographs and etchings showing steelworkers, pipe workers, and other aspects of American industrial life, carefully composed compositions depicting "the daily heroism of America's industrial workers.” Allen was also a prolific illustrator who, working mostly in oil, contributed numerous illustrations to stories in popular magazines of the day. He has been misidentified in many references as James Edward Allen.

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rdfs:comment	James Edmund Allen (February 23, 1894 – September 9, 1964) was an American illustrator, printmaker, and painter. His works include a significant body of lithographs and etchings showing steelworkers, pipe workers, and other aspects of American industrial life, carefully composed compositions depicting "the daily heroism of America's industrial workers.” Allen was also a prolific illustrator who, working mostly in oil, contributed numerous illustrations to stories in popular magazines of the day. He has been misidentified in many references as James Edward Allen. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	School of the Art Institute of Chicago Howard Cook John Storrs (sculptor) J. Allen St. John 1964 deaths Collier's Cosmopolitan (magazine) Alexis Jean Fournier Good Housekeeping The Saturday Evening Post Louisiana, Missouri Painting The Pall Mall Magazine 1894 births 20th-century American painters American illustrators School of the Art Institute of Chicago alumni Social realism American realism Painter Blue Book Grand Central School of Art Printmaking Hans Hofmann The American Boy (magazine) 20th-century printmakers American printmakers Larchmont, New York People from Louisiana, Missouri Art Students League of New York Society of American Graphic Artists Illustration Illustrator Printmaker The Ladies Home Journal
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