Revolt Against Beauty (1934), Richardson supplied pictures that parodied the work of Paul Gauguin and Vincent van Gogh and characters from newspaper comic strips. After his death in 1937, Richardson was memorialized with a posthumous volume that matched traditional tales, like "Three Billy Goats Gruff" and "The Bremen Town Musicians", with brightly colored illustrations by the artist. Richardson died of pneumonia in New York City and was survived by Allan Barbour, one of his two sons. Richardson's oldest son, David Welles, preceded his father in death by a few months, having died in September 1936. References External links 1913 Illustrations from Norse Mythology American children's book illustrators 1862 births 1937 deaths Artists from Park Ridge, Illinois Art Nouveau illustrators American expatriates in France Deaths from pneumonia in New York City