George Frederick Scotson-Clark
Artworks: 10
British theatrical poster designer and illustrator
George Frederick Scotson-Clark was a British Poster designer and illustrator and the son of Reverend Frederick Scotson Clark (1840-1883) a noted organ musician and composer. Grew up in Brighton, England where he was a classmate of Aubrey Beardsley. Worked in the U.S. from 1891-1897 as stage and costume designer, designer of theatrical posters. Art editor of Century Magazine in the 1890's, also designed theater posters for New York newspapers, book posters for Dodd, Mead. posters for The OUting, 1896-1897. Returned to England in 1897 where he contined to produce theatrical posters.
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Artworks by this artist (10 total)
- The New York recorder, for sale everywhere. ca. 1890[-]1920
- The story of the trolley car. July Century 1905
- Outing for February 1896
- John Philip Sousa c. 1895-1897
- Lilith a romance by George MacDonald ca. 1890[-]1920
- The bookman, a literary journal. April number now ready ca. 1890[-]1920
- The queen of finesse ca. 1890[-]1920
- Outing bicycle number for June 1896. ca. 1896
- New York Sunday World, Sunday, Jany 12th 1896
- Now ready in the New York ledger, Maubikeck, the lion-tamer. ca. 1890[-]1920