truth of Cambodia's Killing Fields in the Daily Mirror, to the stream of revelations that showed the hypocrisy of John Major's "back to basics" cabinet, award-winning writing in the tabloids is acknowledged every year at the National Press Awards. Good cover art can lead readers to this fact; the New York Herald, for example, offers some fine examples of tabloid cover art. So too does the News & Review, a free weekly published in Reno, Nevada, Chico, California and Sacramento, California. The tabloid has thrived since the 1970s, and even uses cartoonish cover art. Tabloids have a modern role to play, and along with good cover art (and new ideas) they fill a niche. Popular music scores (early 20th century) Sheet music cover artists include Frederick S. Manning, William Austin Starmer, Frederick Waite Starmer, all three of whom worked for Jerome H. Remick. Other prolific artists included Albert Wilfred Barbelle, Andréa Stephen Chevalier de Takacs (1880–1919), and Gene Buck. E. H. Pfeiffer (né Edward Henry Pfeiffer; 1868–1932) did cover illustrations for Gotham-Attucks, Jerome H. Remick, F.B. Haviland Pub. Co., Jerome & Schwartz Publishing Company, Lew Berk Music Company, Waterson, Berlin & Snyder, Inc., and others. Gallery Books Newspapers, magazines, comic books Sheet music, recorded music See also Book cover History of graphic design List of controversial album art Video game packaging References Illustration Graphic design Comics terminology Works by cover artist Covers by artist