Fay Turpin

Turpin illustrated books and magazine articles and stories, including stories in The Rotarian,^[7][8][9] Survey Graphic,^[10] Missions,^[11] The American Girl,^[12] and High School Life.^[13] She was one of the six illustrators tapped by the American Red Cross to create Christmas cards for the troops to send during World War I.^[14] She had a gallery show in New York City in 1955, featuring her watercolor paintings of boating scenes.^[15]

In addition to her magazine illustrations and paintings, Turpin illustrated children's books and textbooks, including these titles:

• Olive Beaupré Miller, ed., Through the Fairy Halls of my Bookhouse (1920)^[16]
• Olive Beaupré Miller, ed., The Treasure Chest of my Bookhouse (1920)^[17]
• Olive Beaupré Miller, ed. The Latchkey of my Bookhouse (1921)^[18]
• Olive Beaupré Miller, ed., From the Tower Window of my Bookhouse (1922)^[19]
• Beth Proctor, The Tale of a Lucky Dog (1924)^[20]
• Beth Proctor, Little Sally Dutcher (1924)^[21]
• Janet Lewis, The Friendly Adventures of Ollie Ostrich (1928)^[22][23]
• Bernard M. Sheridan et al., Speaking and Writing English (1930)^[24]
• Mary Tarver Carroll, The Man Who Dared to Care (1942)^[25]
• Larry Turpin, Toys You Can Make At Home (1947)^[26]
• Howard Eugene Wilson, Out of the Past (1954)^[27]