- and houf is in turn a
borrowing from the
Middle High
German word Hūfe or
Houfe (modern
German Haufen),
meaning 'crowd, throng', plus the
Czech nominal...
- Tim
Howar Jeremy Kushnier Anthony Galde Scott Pattison Jason Reiff John
Houfe Adrian Smith James Gillan Gabriel Antonacci Matthew Armet Nick Martinez...
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buried at Knowlton, Kent, England. His
estate was
valued at just over £265.
Houfe incorrectly gives the date of his
death as 21
December 1931. "Searching...
- 1879–1939". Berkeley, CA:
Bancroft Library.
Retrieved April 8, 2010.
Simon Houfe (1978).
Dictionary of
British Book
Illustrators and
Caricaturists 1800–1914...
- Gallery.
Retrieved 2
March 2024.
Stephen Reid at
Books Illustrated Simon Houfe (1996). The
dictionary of 19th
century British book
illustrators and caricaturists...
- Richardson – The Professor,
Simon Houfe,
Luton 1980, ISBN 0-900804-26-2 Sir
Albert Richardson 1880–1964,
Simon Houfe, Alan
Powers & John Wilton-Ely, London...
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Companion to Children's Literature. Oxford:
Oxford University Press. p. 440.
Houfe,
Simon (1978). "Rainey,
William RBA RI 1852-1936".
Dictionary of British...
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Construction work on the new
building began in 1912. It was
designed by John
Houfe of
Harrogate in the
neoclassical style,
built in
ashlar stone at a cost...
-
sketch (1883)
William Powell Frith, John Leech: His Life and Work (1891)
Houfe, Simon. "Leech, John (1817–1864)",
Oxford Dictionary of
National Biography...
- "has
refined feeling, but it
often displays imperfections in execution."
Houfe calls Pinwell "A
brilliant colourist". Reid
states that the work of an artist...
