Ian Schoenherr

"Yahn Show-en-hair" Illustrator, researcher/collector of all things related to Howard Pyle (1853-1911) and (dad) John Schoenherr (1935-2010). He/him

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Your yearly reminder that John Schoenherr is Chewbacca's true father #maythefourthbewithyou #MayTheFourthBeWithYou

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@ColleenDoran @delartmuseum Millais's "Highland Lassie" is my favorite there

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@ericuman "Not Left. Not Right. FROWARD."

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@WornOnThisDay I think you meant 1993

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@MarcAspinall @ahistoryinart He's wonderful - one of my absolute favorites. And they finally came out with a big, full-color book of his work a few years ago.

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@MarcAspinall @ahistoryinart Walter Tandy Murch

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@MarcAspinall @ahistoryinart *Murch

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@ForeverLouiseB1 One candidate for the ship is the White Star Line's "Homeric" which left Southampton on January 14 and arrived in NYC on January 22, 1925. Louise was one of the listed passengers.

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This is my favorite Sherlock Holmes quote.
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From “The Reigate Squire” aka “The Reigate Squires” aka “The Reigate Puzzle” (1893)
#sherlockholmes #drwatson #arthurconandoyle#sherlockians #sherlock #sherlockholmesquotes

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@NichoLowry @SwannGalleries It should be a picture printed on the recto. I nominate this one by Howard Pyle for his story RETRIBUTION. https://t.co/0Tm5NdDZAf

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@DEKidd95 Thursday?

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@BadAstronomer Cacati?

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@DeadDogLake And have you seen this? https://t.co/1bMLs7V4S0

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@DeadDogLake The group also took the subway to the Bronx Zoo (NY Tribune, March 24, 1913)...

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@DeadDogLake It looks like the story was widely syndicated - here's a a longer write-up from The Coffeyville (Kansas) Journal, March 21, 1913:

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@DeadDogLake And there's this from The Pittsburgh Post, March 21, 1913:

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Did you know if you hold an ermine up to your ear, you can hear what it’s like to be attacked by an ermine?

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one thing editors can do is help you find better analogies

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@nyrath @PulpLibrarian It may only have been pseudonymous because he (my dad) had another illustration in the same issue, for “GET THE CONVOY THROUGH!” by Robert Lichello

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@nyrath @PulpLibrarian Family secret: "Jack Griffin" - the illustrator credited for this piece - was actually John Schoenherr (1935-2010) #johnschoenherr #scifiart