Horace J Knowles

Horace J Knowles ( 1884 - 1954 ) was an author and illustrator. Known mostly for his biblical illustrations i.e. New English Bible,[1] he was also the author and illustrator of Peeps into Fairyland[2]. He also worked with his brother Reginald L Knowles, on many illustrations for books ( e.g. Legends from Fairyland[3] ).

Knowles' style, similar to that of his brother, has often been described as Art Nouveau.

Partial list of works

A set of biblical illustrations and maps created for the British and Foreign Bible Society's 1952 edition of the Revised Standard Version,[4] later used in the popular New English Bible,[1] the King James Authorised Version 400th Anniversary Edition Bible,[5] and other bibles.

  • Peeps into Fairyland[2]
  • The Legend of Glastonbury[7]
  • The Land of Far Beyond[8]
  • Legends From Fairy Land[3]
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References
  1. The New English Bible. Illustrator, Horace Knowles. Bible Society. 1990. ISBN 0564002011.CS1 maint: others (link)
  2. Knowles, Horace (1924). Peeps into Fairyland. Illustrator: Horace Knowles. Thornton Butterworth.
  3. Lee, Holme (1907). Legends from Fairyland. Illustrators : Reginald Knowles, Horace Knowles. Chatto & Windus.
  4. King James Authorised Version 400th Anniversary Edition Bible. Illustrator, Horace Knowles. Bible Society. 2011. p. xi. ISBN 9780564090648. Whilst the text of the Bible remains unchanged from that published by The British and Foreign Bible Society in 1954, much care has been taken with this edition to set that text as clearly as possible on the page. The layout is uncluttered and this, together with the inclusion of illustrations created originally by Horace Knowles for the Revised Standard version in 1952, helps to bring greater immediacy to this 400-year-old translation.CS1 maint: others (link)
  5. King James Authorised Version 400th Anniversary Edition Bible. Illustrator, Horace Knowles. Bible Society. 2011. ISBN 0564090646.CS1 maint: others (link)
  6. Hunt, Leigh (1936). The Months. Illustrator : Horace J. Knowles. London - Ivor Nicholson and Watson Ltd.
  7. Chant, Arthur Guy (1948). The Legend of Glastonbury. Illustrator : Horace J Knowles. The Epworth Press.
  8. Blyton, Enid (1942). The Land of Far Beyond. Illustrator : Horace J. Knowles. Methuen & Co. Ltd.


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