Today’s Woman had a monthly feature called “Adventures in Editing” where they would give brief bios about a few of the contributors to the current month’s magazine. Here is the one from their June 1951 edition. The bio is about illustrator Robert Hilbert who illustrated the story called “Pattern of Deceit”.
I like the picture of him sitting at his drawing table facing his fluffy terrier.
When he works at home, he has the interesting assistance of his two young sons and his Kerry blue terrier. He doesn’t often work at home!
Here’s his brief bio.
Here’s his illustration for the short story by Laura Hunter for the story titled “A Pattern of Deceit”.
I found one other Bob Hilbert illustration in my collection. This one is from the December 1952 edition of Today’s Woman.
More Illustrations from Bob Hilbert
https://www.askart.com/artist_related/Robert_Hilbert/101927/Robert_Hilbert.aspx
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