Walter Bobbett (1861-1938)

 

Walter Bobbett (1861-1938)
American Golden Age illustrator & painter ;
Walter Babbett ; Walt Bobbett ; Walt Babbett ; 
[Born May 6, 1861 in Brooklyn, NY – died May 17, 1938 in Woodstock, NY died in a house fire]

 

FAD record control number: 49864 ;

Record level: Person ;

Record type: Artist ;

 

Walter Bobbett (1861-1938) biography:

Birth: May 6, 1861 in Brooklyn, NY ;
Death: May 17, 1938 in Woodstock, NY died in a house fire ;
Sex: Male ;
Ethnicity: White ; 
Zodiac:
Taurus ;

Known for: Landscape painting? ;
Medium: Oil ; pen & ink ;
Technique: Painting ; drawing ;
Subjects: People ; landscapes? ; animals ; genre ;

Areas: Brooklyn, NY (1861-ca.1900) ; New York, NY (1935) ; Woodstock, NY (by 1920-1938) ; Bremen, Germany (1897) ; Southampton, England (1897) ;
Region: North East ;
Lived: Brooklyn, NY (1861-ca.1900) ; New York, NY ; Woodstock, NY (by 1920-1938) ;
Father: Albert Bobbett (1824-1888), English born wood engraver ;
Mother: Marion [also listed as Marian] (Saunders) Bobbett (1837-1935) ;
Relatives: Charles Albert Bobbett (1863-1955), brother ; Louise Bobbett (1864-1937), sister ; Frederick William Bobbett (1869-1953), brother ;
Spouse: Mary Eloise (Cox) Ralph Bobbett (1873-1922), married 1914 in Philadelphia, PA ;
Children: Mary Elizabeth Ralph (1896-1935), step-daughter (from his wife’s first marriage to Richard Folsom Ralph (1869-1949), there is no record of Mary Elizabeth living with the couple) ;

Training: Private study under his father, Albert Bobbett (1824-1888), English born wood engraver ; Brooklyn Art Association, Brooklyn, NY (ca.1878) ;
Instructors: Albert Bobbett (1824-1888) ;
Work: Illustrations for St. Nicholas magazine (September, 1885) ; St. Nicholas magazine (May, 1886, Century Co., New York) “How Conrad lost his school books” illustrated by Walter Bobbett ; Mr. Picket-pin and his friends by Price Collier with illustrations by Walter Bobbett (1894) ; New England Magazine, “A frontier army post” by Price Collier illustrated by Walter Bobbett (July, 1893) ; Collier’s magazine (1895) ; Small songs for small singers by G. Schirmer illustrated by Walter Bobbett (1896, New York, NY) ; Earth sky and air in song by W H Neidlinger & illustrated by Walter Bobbett, book 2 (1900) ; Zanzibar tales : told by natives of the coast of East Africa by George W. Bateman illustrated by Walter Bobbett (1901) ; The owl and the woodchuck : with a few others, a song story by W. H. Neidlinger illustrated by Walter Bobbett (1901, Rand, McNally & Co., New York, NY) ; The king of Kinkiddie by Raymond Fuller Ayres illustrated by Walter Bobbett (1904, Dutton & Co., New York, NY) ;

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Exhibited with: Brooklyn Art Association, Brooklyn, NY (1878), as a student ;
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Document information

Document permalink:
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Digital-born document number:
FAD.2019.49864

Digital document provenance:
Original compiled and researched document by the Fine Art Database, 266 West 21st Street, New York, NY.

Document license:
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Image license:
The author of this artwork died more than 70 years ago. According to U.S. Copyright Law, copyright expires 70 years after the author’s death. In other countries, legislation may differ.

Record birth date:
May 2, 2019

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