Dorothy Waugh
Bold graphics with unique typography
Dorothy Waugh studied design at the Chicago Institute of Art, then moved to New York where she managed Alfred A. Knopf's children's book department. During the 1930s, she worked for the National Park Service as production supervisor and also provided them with actual artwork and copy. There are at least eight known images that she designed for the National Parks, each marked by a unique treatment of typography and bold graphics.
Artworks by this artist
- Life at its best. National Parks ca. 1930[-]1939
- The adventures of today are the memories of tomorrow National parks 1930
- His hunting ground of yesterday, National Parks 1930
- Mystery veils the desert – National parks 1930
- His hunting ground of yesterday, National Parks ca. 1930[-]1939
- The lure of the National Parks ca. 1930[-]1939
- Save our wild life 1930-1940
- National parks and monuments Pueblos of the southwest 1930