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Alexander Stuart Boyd (7 february 1854 - 21 august 1930) was a Scottish illustrator, joke catoonist, journalist, writer and painter. Born in Glasgow, he moved to London in 1891 and he started to contribute cartoons and illustrations to [[The Graphic]] (from 1893), the [[Punch (London)|Punch]] (from 1894), [[Good Words]], [[Black & White]], [[The Idler]], Sunday Magazine, [[The Pall Mall Gazette]] and others. He emigrated in New Zealand in 1912 where he became President of the Auckland Society of Artists.

In 1894, he did 7 illustrations for [[Arthur Conan Doyle]]'s short story [[The Doctors of Hoyland]]. 


== Illustrations ==

=== 1894 ===

* [[The Doctors of Hoyland]] (april 1894, [[The Idler]]) 7 illustrations


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