Henry Hatt born in 1875 in Chicago. In early childhood he discovered the makings of a painting and graphics, so in his hometown went to Chicago Art Institute, and the success he graduated. Notable is the fact that even in the age of 16 he was able to sell their work for the first time such a trendsetter, like "Life".
Focusing on the illustration of magazines and books, among which the most famous "The two vanrebels" from Boot Tarkington, Henry Hutt worked closely with many publishers, including "Life". Worked Hutt, mostly in the direction of fashion illustration new products, trends in ladies' dresses and advertising related products. Of course, many of his works are beautiful and are made in a few seem to work masters of style, but he could not be reached the same popularity as, for example, Fisher and Gibson. Many of its works depicting scenes of secular life, such a desirable and unattainable for the majority of American women at that time.
In 1908, on the basis of their numerous developments Henry Hutt released a book entitled "Henry Hutt Picture Book".
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