Lee, Marshall, 1921-2010 (Personal Name)

His Books for Our Time, 1951: title-page (edited and designed by Marshall Lee) contents page (Marshall Lee, art director, H. Wolff Manufacturing Company)

Pulpartists.com, WWW site, viewed 12 February 2021 : artist's page (M. Lincoln Lee (1921-2010); born February 12, 1921 in Brooklyn, NY. In June of 1939 he graduated from Pratt. He moved to 50 Commerce Street in Lower Manhattan and began to work as a free-lance commercial artist. His illustrations appeared in Red Mask Detective Stories, Five Novels Monthly, Clues Detective Stories, The Lone Eagle, The Avenger, Jungle Stories, Two-Complete Detective Books, Ten Detective Aces, Baseball Stories, and Action Stories [illustration examples chiefly signed M. Lincoln Lee]. In 1948 he returned to New York City and resumed his career in publishing. He became an award-winning book designer. He lived at 219 East 69th Street in the affluent Upper East Side of Manhattan. By 1952 he was a college professor teaching book design at New York University. In 1965 Doubleday published his reference work, Bookmaking - Editing, Designing, and Production, which became a standard textbook on the subject. In the 1970s he became Vice President of Harry N. Abrams Art Books Inc. He moved to 25 Church Street in Schuylerville, NY. Marshall Lee died at the age of eighty-nine on April 21, 2010 in Schuylersviller, NY) https://www.pulpartists.com/Lee.html