Sandford, Lloyd
Lloyd Sandford (1917 - July 26, 1971) was an American artist and illustrator. A professional 'illustrator of nature subjects', Sandford worked as a staff artist for the New New Zoological Society and as an illustrator for college-level zoological texts. He served as the art editor for the New Jersey Audobon Society for many years and also illustrated a variety of animal and nature books. His favorite animal was the puma and he particularly liked shore birds. Over the course of his career he painted over 4,000 paintings for the New York Zoological Society. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II and was sent to the European Theater of Operations. He married Dr. May (Daniels) Sandford, an assistant professor at Montclair State College, with whom he had two children. Sandford died of injuries sustained in a car accident.
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