4) The various art publishing houses have records providing details.
Note: The signature A. Fox found on many art prints is the name of a
art publishing house --not affiliated with the artist Atkinson Fox.
5) Exhibition records highlight information.
6) Finally, the art style is so similar that it leads a reasonable person to
conclude that the piece must be attributed to Fox. Presently, this is the
least likely factor to be accepted by RAF fanatics. This will likely ease
as time goes by.
Most Fox enthusiasts agree the following are confirmed pseudonyms/ or
highly likely Fox pseudonyms:
Atkins;Banks;Carr;Colvin;DeForest;Brush;Dupre;
Lewis;Musson;Turner;Wainright;Wainwright;
White;Wood;West;Morgan;Hedges;Wilson;Weeks;
Reynard;Whitney;Watson;Childs;Dillsworth;
Vandervoort;Stacey;Wild & King.
Recently, I found the RAF piece known as The Silent Rockies (bear)
attributed to a Hopkins!
The Indian piece known as
There are other probable Atkinson Fox pieces that have never been
found signed by any artist--or confirmed by other means. Nevertheless, the Fox characteristics are very evident. See what you think?
A very good example is the Indian Maiden below
known as Minneota.
