Judith Clancy
American, (1933–1990)
Judith Clancy was a well-known illustrator and graphics artist whose work was principally drawing and watercolor. The best-known of her published illustrations was for the book,"A Year in Provence," done just before her death in 1990, and her illustrations were used posthumously for that book's sequel, "Toujours Provence." Her illustrations also appeared in periodicals including the "New Yorker," "Gourmet," "Opera News," "Architectural Digest," "Film Quarterly," and "California Living."
American, (1933–1990)
Judith Clancy was a well-known illustrator and graphics artist whose work was principally drawing and watercolor. The best-known of her published illustrations was for the book,"A Year in Provence," done just before her death in 1990, and her illustrations were used posthumously for that book's sequel, "Toujours Provence." Her illustrations also appeared in periodicals including the "New Yorker," "Gourmet," "Opera News," "Architectural Digest," "Film Quarterly," and "California Living."
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