Flagg
JAMES MONTGOMERY, an Pelham Manor, N. Y., in 1877. He was educated privately and in the New York public schools. He studied at the Art Students' League in New York, and in Paris. In 1890 he began his work as his work appeared in nearly all the iman illustrator, and within a few years portant magazines. He also illustrated several well-known books. He became well known as a painter of portraits. He wrote and illustrated several books, including "Yankee Girls Abroad" (1900); "Why They Married" (1906); "The Mystery of the Hated Man" (1916).
During the World War he was ap- ( 1916). pointed State military artist of New York and designed 45 war posters.