Books
The works he illustrated include:
- The First Easter (1959) by Peter Marshall
- Five World Biographies (1961) edited by Leon Edel, Elizabeth S. White, Madolyn W. Brown
- Four English Biographies Harcourt Brace & World, Inc, (1961) by J. B. Priestley, and O. B. Davis
- The Blue of Capricorn (1962) by Eugene Burdick
- Indian Uprising, Houghton Mifflin (1962) by George Cory Franklin
- The Last Portage: The Biography of a Man Caught Between Two Worlds of the Frontier—Born a White, Raised an Indian (1962) by Walter O'Meara
- Hero of Trafalgar: the Story of Lord Nelson (1963) by A.B.C. Whipple
- Backtrack (western novel) (1965) by Milton Lott
- Time Was, Folkways Press (1965) by John Foster West
- Phaëthon (1966) by Merrill Pollack
- Heroes, Gods and Monsters of the Greek Myths (1966) by Bernard Evslin
- Poems to Remember, Macmillan Company (1967) by Dorothy Petitt. Trade Paperback.
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