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The Art of Earl Oliver Hurst Fiction Marion caused a sensation in

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Marion caused a sensation in the late 1950s when she appeared as the

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The Art of Earl Oliver Hurst Fiction Marion caused a sensation inLong out of print. This is the only book on the art of the illustrator Earl Oliver Hurst, 1895 1958. Hurst illustrated mostly for Collier's Magazine from the 1930's and 1940's, but also painted story illustrations for other magazine in that time period. He painted covers for the Saturday Home Magazine in the 1940's and drew ads for many companies including Jantzen Swimsuits. Hurst also illustrated a couple of children's books in the 1950's. Hurst

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