Arthur Burdett Frost (American 1851 – 1928)

Arthur Burdett Frost (1851–1928) was a celebrated American illustrator and artist, renowned for his contributions to the field of illustration and his exceptional ability to capture everyday life and sporting scenes with humor and charm. His work is characterized by its dynamic and lively portrayal of subjects, often with a keen sense of humor and a subtle yet effective use of detail. Frost's illustrations and artworks spanned a range of themes, including hunting, fishing, golfing, and rural American life. He had a special talent for depicting the drama and excitement of outdoor sports. His scenes often featured hunters, animals, and natural landscapes, reflecting his deep appreciation for the outdoors and sporting activities. Frost was also well-known for his contributions to popular publications of his time, such as Harper's Weekly, Scribner's, and Life magazine, where his illustrations resonated with a wide audience. His illustrations for the "Uncle Remus" tales by Joel Chandler Harris are particularly famous, showcasing his ability to bring stories to life with vivid imagery and a distinct style. Frost's work in these illustrations is noted for its authenticity and ability to capture the essence of the characters and the setting. Throughout his career, Arthur Burdett Frost received acclaim for his ability to blend humor with realism, and his artworks remain popular to this day. His legacy continues to influence illustrators and artists, and his works are sought after by collectors and art enthusiasts. Frost's art captures a unique and charming view of American life and leisure at the turn of the 20th century, making his contributions to American art and illustration truly significant. In addition to offering the artwork below for sale, Bedford Fine Art Gallery is also actively seeking to purchase artwork by Arthur Burdett Frost. Contact Us

In addition to offering the artwork below for sale, Bedford Fine Art Gallery is also actively seeking to purchase artwork by Arthur Burdett Frost. Contact Us