File:Algernon Blackwood, sketch by Walter Tittle.png

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English: Caption text says "Drawn by Walter Tittle for the Century Magazine"

Source

The New York Times, January 27, 1924 "Mr. Blackwood's Grub Street Days in New York City"

Date

1923

Author

Walter Tittle (1883-1966)

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Published in 1923. The NY Times mentions publication in the Century Magazine. The sketch itself was created in 1922 in London, and other sources mention a 1923 publication in The Bookman (presumably the one in London). I have no information on which publication happened first, Century or Bookman so out of an abundance of caution, I'm locally uploading it here.

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