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James Barkley

James Barkley is an artist, illustrator, and professor from Pleasantville, New York. He has received a wide range of commissions across many areas; including children's books, book covers, classic books, advertising, television, newspapers, and magazines, and he has created portraits of many famous personalities and political figures.

James Barkley

Name
James Barkley
Born
1941 · New York City.
Nationality
United States
Occupation
painter · illustrator · university teacher · art educator
Fields
visual arts · painting · book illustration · illustration
Languages
English

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James Barkley is an artist, illustrator, and professor from Pleasantville, New York. He has received a wide range of commissions across many areas; including children's books, book covers, classic books, advertising, television, newspapers, and magazines, and he has created portraits of many famous personalities and political figures.

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