Born: 1925 June 21 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Died: 2001 August 7 in Kent, Connecticut, United States

Biography: Robert Krauss won a cartoon contest hosted by the Milwaukee Journal at the age of ten. He went on to freelance for various magazines, including Collier's, Life, and The Saturday Evening Post.

More than 400 of his cartoons appeared in The New Yorker and he drew 21 covers for the magazine. He also wrote, illustrated, and edited more than 100 children's books and was president and founder of children's book publisher Windmill Books.

A selection of his work, largely New Yorker cartoons, is archived at the Syracuse University Libraries Special Collections Research Center.

Notes: Not to be confused with 1980s independent comics publisher and creator, Robert Kraus (1959- ).


Name:

    Robert Kraus Type: Name at Birth
    Given name: Robert Family name: Kraus
    Disambiguation: Cartoonist and children's book illustrator

Other Names:

  1. Bob Kraus Type: Common Alternative Name
    Given name: Bob Family name: Kraus

Schools:

  1. Art Students League of New York 1945 to 1945


Signatures:

  1. Bob Kraus [generic]
  2. Kraus [generic]

Non Comics Works:

  1. Publication Title: All the Mice Came (book) - Role: artist - Year: 1955
    Employer Name : Windmill Books
    Notes: writer and artist

  2. Publication Title: Ladybug, Ladybug (book) - Role: artist - Year: 1957
    Employer Name : Windmill Books
    Notes: writer and artist