Violet Moore Higgins
1886–1967 (age 81)
Biography
Violet Moore Higgins, born in 1886, brought wit and warmth to the pages of newspapers and magazines as the personal stories of her characters reflected the rhythms of modern life. She developed a reputation as an illustrator who could make everyday moments feel both humorous and heartfelt, often lending her pen to features that celebrated strong, imaginative women.
Her vivid sketches and comic vignettes reached readers across the country while she remained a steady presence in her hometown, sharing her talent with aspiring artists and encouraging creative expression. She was laid to rest at Long Island National Cemetery, leaving behind a body of work cherished by fans of early American cartooning.