Steele, Frederic Dorr, 1873-1944
Frederic Dorr Steele American illustrator
Steele, Frederick Dorr
Steele, Frederic Dorr
Steele, Frederick Dorr (American etcher and illustrator, 1873-1944)
Steele, Frederic Don, 1873-1944
VIAF ID: 36023243 ( Personal )
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- 100 0 _ ‡a Frederic Dorr Steele ‡c American illustrator
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- 100 1 0 ‡a Steele, Frederic Dorr
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Steele, Frederic Dorr ‡d 1873-1944
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Steele, Frederic Dorr, ‡d 1873-1944
- 100 1 _ ‡a Steele, Frederick Dorr
- 100 1 _ ‡a Steele, Frederick Dorr ‡g American etcher and illustrator, 1873-1944
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5xx's: Related Names (2)
- 551 _ _ ‡a Eagle Mills (US-MI) ‡4 ortg ‡4 https://d-nb.info/standards/elementset/gnd#placeOfBirth
- 551 _ _ ‡a New York, NY ‡4 orts ‡4 https://d-nb.info/standards/elementset/gnd#placeOfDeath
Works
Title | Sources |
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The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes / Arthur Conan Doyle. - New York, cop. 1950. | |
[Black children] | |
[Child on beach] | |
Ezekiel | |
The Frederic Dorr Steele memorial collection, 1987: | |
He surveyed himself long in his looking glass & wondered just what particular thing it was that attracted women to him like that | |
He was deadly pale-- never have I seen a man so white | |
[Hophead knew he had to kill Monte Roberts] | |
[Horseback riders and dogs chasing deer; men with spears on horses in woods] | |
[Indian and pine tree] | |
[Indian with rifle] | |
[Indians on horseback in forest] | |
[Initial letter T with rat] | |
[Is she not too awful esplendida?] | |
I'se jes' 'blige ter eat it | |
Iss he not the valumtime most elegante of all? | |
It is a nasty cut that you have, my friend, said the Colonel | |
[It wasn't until the dug-out blew in from the sea, and he had learned to navigate it, that the child visited the wreck] | |
[It will take me an hour or so, I'm afraid, said Moore politely] | |
[I've been trying so hard to see you. It's been a long time-- terrribly long] | |
A little girl in a cap? said the policeman. Yes! I seen her runnin ... towards the river | |
The little ones were always wanting something done | |
The man gave Peggy a long keen look as though searching his memory | |
[Man rowing canoe inside flooded dwelling] | |
[Man seated near table looking at large hand] | |
[Maria closed the door beind her and stood with her back against it. 'Poldekin is here, she said] | |
Miguel paraded about at playground | |
Miss Bailey is awful nice teacher-- only she's fancy | |
[Miss Bradley cheerfully paid ninety cents for the headgear] | |
The moon and sixpence. | |
[I never in my world seen how they all makes] | |
[Nobody ain't told you what all Ikey says, she whispered] | |
[Nude woman and rose on beach] | |
The old folks | |
[Old woman, Puck, and children with flashlights looking at object] | |
Outside the law | |
The patient | |
Patrick is making discipline impossible | |
Pedro gazed wistfully at Emilia and Gilberto Villa being posed for the ceremony | |
P'lice say, 'Wuz you de cause o' dis disfiggerment, boy? | |
Policeman Flynn | |
The prodigious Hickey : a Lawrenceville story | |
[Queen and two ships] | |
[Queen bowing, boy and girl, Puck surrounded by branches] | |
Ranson's folly, 1902: | |
[Rats running from fire] | |
A real mamma, on the contrary, is the busiest lady | |
Rehearsing Milestones--Empire Theatre, May '30 | |
Remember we've got her, Norm shouted | |
[Sailboat on water] | |
Salvador-- one divined instantly that here was a reckless, hard riding man | |
The scarlet car | |
[Seals on rock with cross] | |
[She had been ill, quite ill, they told her] | |
Sherlock Holmes : farewell appearances of William Gillette, 1929-1932 | |
Short stories. | |
Simply loved bathing Tots and Tony on Nurse's night out | |
[Simpson] | |
Slowly, but accurately proceeded Corporal Legre | |
So Jo played Rosalind | |
So this is Malata, she murmured dreamily | |
So this--this was the way he looked in a picture | |
[Something was moving along the passage] | |
[Steamship and fireworks at sea] | |
[Vigne] | |
Wards of liberty | |
We lit three matches one by another, well's we could in the rain | |
What he least expected | |
[What is it, sweetheart? Didn't the stylish little cousin come out of Russia?] | |
What Marie say she do, she do, was the maternal verdict | |
[When he reached the Seine he was exhausted. He paused on the quai-- ] | |
[The whole of our crew were gathered about to listen] | |
Will she bring her sheeps mit? inquired Morris | |
[With his dressing gown flapping on each side of him, he looked like some huge bat] | |
[Woman and black boy walking up stairs] | |
[Woman and men talking in front of fireplace] | |
[Woman looking at her reflection in mirror] | |
[Woman looking out window] | |
[Woman slumped beside chair] | |
[Woman standing near tree] | |
[Woman with binoculars] | |
Yetta | |
Yetta, you could to take mine dolly-- I ain't got no more time no more. I shall play mit nobody on'y mine little cousin mit lambs ... you ain't got mads? | |
[You are needed at home, I wrote to father. Mother is leading her own life] | |
[You call yourself Rogers, don't you? : it was like the clash of steel on steel] | |
[You do not need clothes when you loog lig the Holy Mary] | |
[Young man chipping at column] |