Eugene Winslow was an American artist, illustrator, businessman and publisher.
12 Facts About Eugene Winslow
1.
2.
Eugene Winslow was born on November 17,1919, in Dayton, Ohio.
3.
Eugene Winslow later served in the Air Force Reserve, becoming a First Lieutenant before he left in 1957.
4.
Eugene Winslow studied at these institutions concurrently from 1948 to 1951.
5.
In 1963, Eugene Winslow joined two friends to start Afro-Am Publishing where he was able to create his own projects.
6.
In 1978, Eugene Winslow was nominated to serve as president for Afro-Am Publishing.
7.
Eugene Winslow directed his catalog sales to educators, schools, and libraries.
8.
Eugene Winslow wrote Afro-Americans '76: Black Americans in the Founding of Our Nation and contributed to several works about African-American history while serving as Afro-Am's president.
9.
Eugene Winslow sold the publishing company in 1993 and died in 2001.
10.
The Eugene Winslow Papers are located at the Chicago Public Library's Vivian G Harsh Research Collection in Chicago, Illinois.
11.
Eugene Winslow Papers are located at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
12.
Eugene Winslow was used as inspiration for Estelle Winslow's husband, Sam Winslow from Family Matters Season 3, Episode 16 'Brown Bombshell'.