Description: (Illustrator)
Charles Dana Gibson, an American illustrator, is renowned for his creation of the iconic Gibson Girl, representing the ideal American woman in the early 20th century. His illustrations were prominently featured in publications such as Life magazine throughout his career spanning over 30 years. In 1918, Gibson assumed the position of editor at Life magazine and later became its owner. His work has had a lasting influence, encapsulating the spirit of the time and shaping the depiction of women in art and society.