Raeburn Van Buren
American illustrator, 1891–1987
Van Buren served in the old Seventh Regiment of the 27th New York Empire Division during World War I. He was the art editor of the division's magazine Gas Attack and his artwork for this magazine was recognized by the New York Times. After the war he additionally worked as a freelance illustrator for Collier's, Redbook, McCall's, The New Yorker, and Esquire.
One of Van Buren's most famous cartoon strips was Abbie an' Slats about a rural spinster raising her streetwise urban cousin. The strip ran from 1937 until Van Buren's retirement in 1971. Van Buren was also the founder of the National Society of Magazine Illustrators.
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American painter, stage and industrial designer, and author, 1904–1966
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