Frank Arthur Nankivell

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Frank Arthur NankivellAmerican, born in Australia, engraver and printer, 1869–1959

An Australian by birth, Nankivell moved to New York in 1896 as his career as an illustrator and poster designer thrived. Before that time he worked and studied as a cartoonist in Japan and San Francisco. Nankivell was best known for his work for Puck.

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Banks Fisherman
Banks Fisherman
Gordon Grant
1936-1937
Bringing Home the Yule Log
Bringing Home the Yule Log
Frank Arthur Nankivell
1908
Easter Sunday in the Olden Times: As Fancy Pictures It
Easter Sunday in the Olden Times: As Fancy Pictures It
Frank Arthur Nankivell
1910
The Echo
The Echo
Frank Arthur Nankivell
1895
The Echo, New York, July 15, 1896
The Echo, New York, July 15, 1896
Frank Arthur Nankivell
1896
The Flying Dutchman
The Flying Dutchman
Frank Arthur Nankivell
1908
© Artist or Artist's Estate. Photograph and digital image © Delaware Art Museum. Not for reprod…
Grand Canal‚ America
Gerald Kenneth Geerlings
1933
A Hint. "Really, I'd be happy if I were thin!" "Well, my dear, the pursuit of happiness sometimes means a lot of exercise!"
A Hint. "Really, I'd be happy if I were thin!" "Well, my dear, the pursuit of happiness sometimes means a lot of exercise!"
Frank Arthur Nankivell
1901
Hyde and Jekyll Harriman. His Famous Duel Character, as Seen from the White House
Hyde and Jekyll Harriman. His Famous Duel Character, as Seen from the White House
Frank Arthur Nankivell
1908
The Moths and the Flame
The Moths and the Flame
Frank Arthur Nankivell
1907
Old Words to a New Air
Old Words to a New Air
Frank Arthur Nankivell
1909
Posters in Miniature
Posters in Miniature
Frank Arthur Nankivell
1896
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