Will G. Mein

Will G. (William Gordon) Mein was a British book illustrator who flourished in the late 19th to early 20 century. He is known in particular for illustrating works of fairy tale and fantasy. He provided illustrations for The Dome periodical, with contemporary artists Laurence Housman and Frank Mura. He illustrated the hugely popular book The Roadmender by Michael Fairless.

Selected Works Illustrated by Will G. Mein

*Michael Fairless (Margaret Barber) The Roadmender, Duckworth & Company, London, 1903.

*Digby Loder Armeroid, "A Fragment", R. J. Everett & Sons, London, 1903.

*Cyril Arthur Edward Ranger Gull, "From the Book Beautiful: Being Some Old Lights Relit," Greening & Co., London,1903.

*Nigel Tourneur, "Hidden Witchery", Leonard Smithers, London, 1898. [http://www.archive.org/stream/hiddenwitchery00tourrich]

*Percy W. Izzard," Homeland:A Year of Country Days", .John Richmond, London, 1918.

*Irène Osgood (trans.) "The Indelicate Duellist: Adapted from the French (of Charles Leroy)" , John Richmond, London, 1914.

*W. E. Cule. "Mabel’s Prince Wonderful: or, A Trip to Storyland", E. W. & R. Chambers, Edinburgh & London,1899.

*Christies Deas. "Pan-o’-the-Pipes: Eight Fairy Tales", A. Walker & Son,Galashiels, 1915.

*Clement Scott. "Some Notable Hamlets of the Present Time", Greening & Co., London, 1900.

*Irene Osgood. "Where Pharoah Dreams: Being the Impressions of a Woman-of-Moods in Egypt", John Richmond, London, 1914.

*James Eaton. "The Worship of It, and Other Fancies", Grant Richards, London. 1915.

Sources

COPAC

Online Books

Nigel Tourneur, Hidden Witchery [http://www.archive.org/stream/hiddenwitchery00tourrich]