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Thomas Hart Benton, a native Missourian, also illustrated Tom Sawyer, Huck 
Finn, and Life on the Mississippi.  I always thought Benton made Tom and 
Huck look too old.  To my eye, they appeared to be in their late teens, if 
not older.  He did, however, do a very nice job of conveying the atmosphere 
of the river, countryside, and inhabitants.

Benton's Huck Finn and Life on the Mississippi are very easy to find for 
sale, but for some reason, Tom Sawyer does not seem to have been reprinted 
after the first edition by the Limited Editions Club .... at least that I've 
ever been able to find.

Jerry Dean
Beloit, KS

-----Original Message----- 
From: Arianela .
Sent: Sunday, November 15, 2015 5:51 PM
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Subject: Rockwell and Twain

You all might have known  about this, but I just learned Norman
Rockwell did some illustrations for Huckleberry Finn.   In case there
are others among you who  missed this, I provide a link with examples.

https://www.brainpickings.org/2015/11/13/norman-rockwell-huckleberry-finn/?mc_cid=3d33200c0f&mc_eid=0610130e98

-- 
Arianne Laidlaw 

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