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Frost (ARTHUR BURDETT an American)

ARTHUR BURDETT, an American illustrator and author, 'born in Philadelphia in 1851. He was selftaught in art and in 1900 exhibited at the Paris Exposition. He became especially noted for his drawings of animals, and for the illustration of many humorous books, including books written by himself. Among his writings are "Bull Calf and Other Tales"; "Stuff and Nonsense"; "Sports and Games in the Open"; "Book of Drawings" (1905); and "Carlo" (1913).

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