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Dugald Stewart Walker
Dugald Stewart Walker (1883 — 1937) was an early twentieth century American illustrator.
Early life.
Dugald Stewart Walker was a native of Richmond, Virginia, and studied drawing at the University of Virginia and the New York School of Art.
Work.
Work Illustration.
Walker's first comprehensive suite of colour and monotone illustrations appeared in "Stories for Pictures" (1912) and in the Foreword for that title written by Mackay, Walker was described in the following terms:
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in infancy, Douglas did not become Earl as he died before his father. He was educated at the University of Edinburgh and while studying lodged with Dugald Stewart.
In 1785 (soon after its inception in 1783) he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. His proposers were Dugald Stewart, James Gregory, and John Walker.
In 1786 he travelled with Dugald Stewart to his country house at Catrine in Ayrshire, and there, on 23 October, he was introduced to Robert Burns, Burns'