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Collection: E - E Collection
Folder: 0000.000
Item: 0403-00002
Title: Your Fall Reading list with illustrated cover of Child Life magazine by Hazel Frazee
Date: 9/1930
Inscription/Marks: [Typewritten Caption] Your Fall Reading. Readin' and ritin' and 'rithmetic. Play days put by and school again. Here are books for you, though you may be, Twice, three, or four times ten! READIN' Van Dyke -The man behind the book. 'RITING' Gallloway - Charm and courtesy in letter-writing. 'RITHMETIC Chase - Your mony's worth.GOGERFY Eberlein - Down the Tiber and up to Rome. "LIT" Auslander - The winged horse. "PSYCH" Menninger - The human mind. SINGIN' Bauer - How music grew. DRAWIN' Guptill - Drawing with pen and ink. HISTRY Beard - Rise of American civilization.
Summary: Hazel Frazee cover for Child's Life in September 1930 with a poem about reading material for the new semester. Mounted on the back of portrait of Herbert Hoover. __Hazel Frazee was a commercial art illustrator and painter in Chicago Illinois in 1919-1920. She exhibited at AIC and was a member of the Chicago SA. Hazel Frazee was born on 18 Jan 1890 to Abraham and Helen Fenton Frazee in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois and died 18 Jan 1972. (Husband Stephen Frazee) Chicago, Illinois, formerly was engaged in Commercial art. For nine years she designed and painted the covers for Child Life, and did much of the illustrating for the inside of the magazine; also did art work for the David C. Cook Publishers, who in 1949 or 1950, bought five of her poems. Three years ago, Miss Frazee began losing her sight. She writes “When the partial curtain descended three years ago I was forced to change my life.
Red ID: PH_I_88598 Image ID: 43982 Image Notes: E0403-00002

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