Walter Appleton Clark

  • American

Walter Appleton Clark was an American artist from Worcester, Massachusetts. - AsNotedIn

Notable Position Organization From To
Staff Illustrator Scribner's Magazine 1899 1904

Timeline

Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
1876/06/24 Walter Appleton Clark is born in Worcester, Massachusetts, United States. Born
1885/00/00 Walter Appleton Clark attends English High School in Worcester, Massachusetts. Education English High School Worcester, MA
1890/00/00 Walter Clark attends Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, Massachusetts. Education Worcester Polytechnic Institute Campus Worcester, MA
1894/04/00 Walter Clark joins the Massachusetts Nautical Training School. On the US steamship ENTERPRISE, he will make an extensive five month cruise that provides the seaman a glimpse of London and Paris. Education
1894/12/11 Walter A Clark withdraws as a cadet in good standing and soon begins studies at the Art Students League under H Siddons Mowbray. Education American Fine Arts Society New York City
1897/08/00 While a pupil of William M Chase, an art editor of Scribner's magazine gives Clark a commission to illustrate a Rudyard Kipling story, ".007", the lead story in the August 1897 issue. Work American Fine Arts Society New York City
1905/12/15 "For the Blood Is the Life" by F Marion Crawford is published in Collier's with drawings by American illustrator Walter Appleton Clark. Illustrator For The Blood Is The Life (short story)
1906/12/26 After seven weeks of struggling with typhoid fever, Walter Appleton Clark dies at his studio-apartment in New York City. Died
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