About: Norman Morrow (1879-1917)

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He was educated at the Government School of Art, contributed cartoons and theatre sketches to The Magpie in 1901 and 1902, and was a member of the Belfast Art Society. He moved to London, where he was a member of the Chelsea branch of Bulmer Hobson's Dungannon Club, and contributed to Ulad in 1914, and to Bulmer Hobson's Belfast-based separatist magazine The Republic in 1907. He illustrated a number of books and designed posters, and his drawings appeared in The Graphic and the Bystander. During the First World War he travelled to Belgium and illustrated aspects of life under war conditions. A bachelor, he died at his home in Chelsea.

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rdfs:label	Norman Morrow (1879-1917)
rdfs:comment	He was educated at the Government School of Art, contributed cartoons and theatre sketches to The Magpie in 1901 and 1902, and was a member of the Belfast Art Society. He moved to London, where he was a member of the Chelsea branch of Bulmer Hobson's Dungannon Club, and contributed to Ulad in 1914, and to Bulmer Hobson's Belfast-based separatist magazine The Republic in 1907. He illustrated a number of books and designed posters, and his drawings appeared in The Graphic and the Bystander. During the First World War he travelled to Belgium and illustrated aspects of life under war conditions. A bachelor, he died at his home in Chelsea.
dcterms:subject	Cartoonists Biographical Dictionary of Irish comics, cartooning and illustration Belfast creators Creators M DIB Book illustrators Poster illustrators
abstract	He was educated at the Government School of Art, contributed cartoons and theatre sketches to The Magpie in 1901 and 1902, and was a member of the Belfast Art Society. He moved to London, where he was a member of the Chelsea branch of Bulmer Hobson's Dungannon Club, and contributed to Ulad in 1914, and to Bulmer Hobson's Belfast-based separatist magazine The Republic in 1907. He illustrated a number of books and designed posters, and his drawings appeared in The Graphic and the Bystander. During the First World War he travelled to Belgium and illustrated aspects of life under war conditions. A bachelor, he died at his home in Chelsea.

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