About Alfred Harold Howard
Lived 1854 – 1916 (aged 61). Alfred Harold Howard was a Canadian and British graphic artist, calligrapher and illustrator.
Alfred Harold Howard who signed his work as A. H. Howard (1854–1916) was a British-born artist who lived in Toronto, Ontario. He was an illustrator, graphic artist, calligrapher, and decorative designer.
Career Howard was born in Liverpool, England on 12 July 1854. He married Isabella Harriet Eunice Cannell July 17, 1876, and together they emigrated to Canada and founded a graphic design firm in Toronto. Howard established himself in the graphic arts community and eventually produced bookplate designs for the Toronto Public Library's first librarian, James Bain, and for the National Gallery of Canada.
Howard died in Toronto on February 17, 1916.
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Who was Alfred Harold Howard?
British-born artist (1854–1916)
When was Alfred Harold Howard born?
Alfred Harold Howard was born on 12 July 1854 in Liverpool.
When did Alfred Harold Howard die?
Alfred Harold Howard died on 17 February 1916 in Toronto.
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Alfred Harold Howard was a graphic artist, calligrapher and illustrator.
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Alfred Harold Howard was Canadian and British.
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