René Bull
British illustrator and photographer
British illustrator and photographer
1942
83 years ago — 70 years old
Artists & Creatives
United Kingdom
René Bull was an illustrator and photographer, highly regarded for artistic contributions, particularly in children's literature and periodicals. Bull's illustration style was distinct, often blending realism with whimsy. His career spanned several decades, during which he collaborated with numerous authors and publishers. He gained recognition for creating artwork for a variety of books and magazines, and his work contributed to the overall aesthetic of early 20th-century literature. Bull also pursued photography, which complemented his illustrative work, capturing scenes that would later inspire his drawings. His combined skill set positioned him as a unique figure in art and literature during his time.
Illustrated books like 'The Book of Birds'
Contributed to publications such as 'The Strand Magazine'
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