Clancy, Judith, 1933-
Artists' model, Illustrator
Size: 0.7 Linear feet
Summary: The scattered papers of illustrator and artists' model Judith Clancy measure 0.7 linear feet and date from 1949 to 1977. Largely arranged by Clancy, the papers focus on her work as an illustrator. Found are biographical materials, books edited and written by Clancy, correspondence, photographs, printed material, sketches, and cards designed by Clancy.
Judith Clancy (1933-1990) was an artists' model, dancer, and illustrator in New York City, New York and San Francisco, California. She studied art at a young age with Moses Soyer, and later worked for him as a model. After moving to San Francisco, Clancy focused on fine line-drawings of local landmarks in the Bay Area and portraits.
Donated 1978 by Judith Clancy Johns.
English .
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