XXIX. Painstaking the Secret of a Celebrated Painter’s
Success—_Edwin Austin Abbey_ 311
XXX. A School Girl, Not Afraid of Drudgery, Becomes
America’s Foremost Woman Illustrator—_Alice
Barber Stephens_ 321
XXXI. A Schoolboy’s Sketches Reveal the Bent of a
Talented Illustrator—_Frederic Remington_ 327
XXXII. Rebuffs and Disappointments Fail to Repress a
Great Cartoonist’s Genius—_Homer Davenport_ 334
XXXIII. Being Himself in Style and Subjects the Secrets
of an Artist’s Wonderful Popularity—_Charles
Dana Gibson_ 342
XXXIV. A “Printer’s Devil” Whose Perseverance Wins Him
Well-Earned Reputation as a Fun-Maker—_Frederick
Burr Opper_ 353
XXXV. “A Square Man in a Round Hole” Rejects $5,000 a
Year and Becomes a Sculptor—_F. Wellington
Ruckstuhl_ 358
XXXVI. During Leisure Hours he “Found Himself” and
Abandoned Law for Art—_Henry Merwin Shrady_ 366