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Boyle, Eleanor Vere (E.V.B.) [1825-1916. UK. Writer/Illustrator/Painter]
Boyle, Eleanor Vere (E.V.B.) [1825-1916. UK. Writer/Illustrator/Painter]
Eleanor Vere Boyle [commonly known as E.V.B.] was born Eleanor Vere Crombie Gord… subscribers only
Illustration by Eleanor Vere Boyle from Beauty and the Beast: An Old Tale New-Told (1875)
Bibliography
1. Cooke, Simon. ‘Eleanor Vere Boyle and Tennyson’s The May Queen’. Studies in Illustration (Imaginative Book Illustration Society) no. 78, Summer 2021 pp. 6-14
2. de Beaumont, Robin. EVB (The Hon. Mrs Eleanor Vere Boyle). An account of her life and a bibliography. The IBIS Journal vol. 2, 2002 pp. 8-35
3. Gray, Sara. The Dictionary of Women Artists. Cambridge: Lutterworth Press, 2009
4. Horne, Alan. The dictionary of 20th century British book illustrators Woodbridge, England: Antique Collectors’ Club, 1994
5. McGarvie, Michael. ‘Eleanor Vere Boyle (1825-1916) (E.V.B.): Writer and Illustrator: Her Life, Work and Circle London: Ancient Monuments Society's Transactions, Vvol. 26, 1982, pp. 94-145
6. Peppin, Brigid.Fantasy : the golden age of fantastic illustration. New York: Watson-Guptill, 1975
7. Wend-Fenton, Margaret de and de Beaumont, Robin. ‘Eleanor Vere Boyle (E.V.B.)’ Imaginative Book Society Newsletter no. 14, Spring 2000 pp. 22-48
1. Cooke, Simon. ‘Eleanor Vere Boyle and Tennyson’s The May Queen’. Studies in Illustration (Imaginative Book Illustration Society) no. 78, Summer 2021 pp. 6-14
2. de Beaumont, Robin. EVB (The Hon. Mrs Eleanor Vere Boyle). An account of her life and a bibliography. The IBIS Journal vol. 2, 2002 pp. 8-35
3. Gray, Sara. The Dictionary of Women Artists. Cambridge: Lutterworth Press, 2009
4. Horne, Alan. The dictionary of 20th century British book illustrators Woodbridge, England: Antique Collectors’ Club, 1994
5. McGarvie, Michael. ‘Eleanor Vere Boyle (1825-1916) (E.V.B.): Writer and Illustrator: Her Life, Work and Circle London: Ancient Monuments Society's Transactions, Vvol. 26, 1982, pp. 94-145
6. Peppin, Brigid.Fantasy : the golden age of fantastic illustration. New York: Watson-Guptill, 1975
7. Wend-Fenton, Margaret de and de Beaumont, Robin. ‘Eleanor Vere Boyle (E.V.B.)’ Imaginative Book Society Newsletter no. 14, Spring 2000 pp. 22-48
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ART UK
Artcyclopedia
Artist Biographies [Subscription service]
Charlotte Yeldham. Boyle [née Gordon], Eleanor Vere Crombie. IOxford Dictionary of National Biography [Subscription service]
Child’s Play by Eleanor Vere Boyd [archived]
Days and Hours in a Garden by Eleanor Vere Boyd [archived]
E.V.B. The Garden History Blog
Grokipedia
Helenica World
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Lynda Harris. Visions and Mysticism. The Life and Art of Eleanor Vere Boyle. Talisman Fine Art
Michael McGarvie. Eleanor Vere Boyd (1825-1916 (E.V.B.): Writer and Illustrator: Her Life, Work and Circle [PDF]
National Portrait Gallery, London
Norman Rockwell Museum. Illustration History. Eleanor Vere Boyle
Pamela Geraldine Nunn. The Mid-Victorian Woman Artist 1850-1879. PhD thesis, University College London, 1982 [PDF]
Parks & Gardens
Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration. Eleanor Vere Boyd
Royal Academy
The British Museum
The Victorian Web
Wikipedia
ART UK
Artcyclopedia
Artist Biographies [Subscription service]
Charlotte Yeldham. Boyle [née Gordon], Eleanor Vere Crombie. IOxford Dictionary of National Biography [Subscription service]
Child’s Play by Eleanor Vere Boyd [archived]
Days and Hours in a Garden by Eleanor Vere Boyd [archived]
E.V.B. The Garden History Blog
Grokipedia
Helenica World
Invaluable
Lynda Harris. Visions and Mysticism. The Life and Art of Eleanor Vere Boyle. Talisman Fine Art
Michael McGarvie. Eleanor Vere Boyd (1825-1916 (E.V.B.): Writer and Illustrator: Her Life, Work and Circle [PDF]
National Portrait Gallery, London
Norman Rockwell Museum. Illustration History. Eleanor Vere Boyle
Pamela Geraldine Nunn. The Mid-Victorian Woman Artist 1850-1879. PhD thesis, University College London, 1982 [PDF]
Parks & Gardens
Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration. Eleanor Vere Boyd
Royal Academy
The British Museum
The Victorian Web
Wikipedia