Antique Journal

Its main source is Louise Noun's article on Weinrich in Woman's Art Journal, supplemented by contemporary news accounts in The New York Times, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, the New York ...

Her superb work was featured in many national magazines, such as Ladies' Home Journal, Collier's, Harper's, Scribner's, Good Housekeeping, and others- Work is elegantly framed - Pub...

In 1894, at the age of sixteen, Rodo published his first wood engravings in the anarchist journal, Le Père Peinard. When Camille left France for the safety of Belgium during the anar...

In 1894, at the age of sixteen, Rodo published his first wood engravings in the anarchist journal, Le Père Peinard. When Camille left France for the safety of Belgium during the anar...

The term "Jugendstil" (Art Nouveau) dates back to the illustrated cultural journal Jugend founded by Hirth at the end of 1895 in Munich, and can be understood as a countermovement of...

Thanks to Flaubert's support, they were able to carry out a study "on the real, on the spot" at the Charité hospital [Journal, December 18, 1860]. While being part of a melodramatic ...

As a young man, he mixed in the fashionable world of Paris of the Belle Époque, and was known for his caricatures, which appeared in popular journals. He also traveled widely in Euro...

As a young man, he mixed in the fashionable world of Paris of the Belle Époque, and was known for his caricatures, which appeared in popular journals. He also traveled widely in Euro...

She was hailed as “a very popular local artist” in an 1896 article from the Napa Journal.

In 2014, her former residence is being considered for demolition or historical preservation Career Margaret Evans began her art career at an early age, and sold her first illustrated...

In 1894, at the age of sixteen, Rodo published his first wood engravings in the anarchist journal, Le Père Peinard. When Camille left France for the safety of Belgium during the anar...

"Wistey" did covers for virtually all of the national magazines, including The Saturday Evening Post, This Week, Liberty, Collier's, and many secondary publications, such as the Cana...

He was a Journalist and a politician; he collaborated to journal 'Le Sémaphore' in Marseille before settling in Paris where he worked for 'Vert-Vert' and 'Messager' before being appo...

He was a Journalist and a politician; he collaborated to journal 'Le Sémaphore' in Marseille before settling in Paris where he worked for 'Vert-Vert' and 'Messager' before being appo...

Although Homer is best known today for his iconic oil paintings and watercolors of the Civil War, rural life, and the Maine coast, his reputation was first established through illust...

Taking One's Own Ship Around the World. A journal descriptive of scenes and incidents, together with observations from the log book.

She illustrated children's books and worked for publications such as The Ladies' Home Journal, The Saturday Evening Post and Harper's Magazine.

It is presented in a wooden frame lined with green velvet, opening by a glazed door and forming an easel. As The Art Journal wrote as soon as 1844, “The electrotypes are perfect; ...

The artwork is the plate n.38, from a suite of 52 plates entitled "Modes et Manières du jour à Paris à la fin du 18e siècle et au commencement du 19e siècle", printed by Bureau du Jo...

In 1894, at the age of sixteen, Rodo published his first wood engravings in the anarchist journal, Le Père Peinard. When Camille left France for the safety of Belgium during the anar...

'Seddon, Sons & Shackleton' by Christopher Gilbert, Furniture History Journal, Vol. 33, 1999, p.1-29.   

Literature: Hayward, Helena, The Journal of The Furniture History Society, Furniture History, Volume V, “The Drawings of John Linnell in the Victoria and Albert Museum” Leeds, UK, 19...

The other members of the family are showing their despair. Advertised in the 'Journal de Paris', 17 July 1786, the plate was inspired by an aristocrat who helped a destitute family l...

O'Neill's earliest versions of the Kewpies began appearing in the pages of the Ladies' Home Journal between 1905 and 1909 and took the Kewpie name in 1909.

As a young man, he mixed in the fashionable world of Paris of the Belle Époque, and was known for his caricatures, which appeared in popular journals. He also traveled widely in Euro...

The term "Jugendstil" (Art Nouveau) dates back to the illustrated cultural journal Jugend founded by Hirth at the end of 1895 in Munich, and can be understood as a countermovement of...

In the spring of 1961 he was sent to the front as an artist correspondent for the relatively new illustrated journal Harper’s Weekly. At that time the Weekly’s circulation had grown ...

In 1894, at the age of sixteen, Rodo published his first wood engravings in the anarchist journal, Le Père Peinard. When Camille left France for the safety of Belgium during the anar...

Bringing together marquetry, scrolling foliage, masks, strap work and cartouches in a piece of some merit; A fine piece displaying the influence of Thomas Hope and Richard Bridgens, ...

Abbéma was also an accomplished printmaker, sculptor, and designer, as well as a writer who made regular contributions to the journals Gazette des Beaux-Arts and L'Art. She also illu...

Still 1918 he went to Moscow and entered at the 3rd Kurland Latvian rifleman regiment, at that time he illustrated a journal “Strelnieks” (1919 – 1920) Still he returned ...

The Company fully deserves the success it has achieved" (The Paris Exhibition, 1900. The Art Journal, London, 1901, p.188) In 1952 Garrard Co merged with The Goldsmiths & Silv...

The goals of the new movement in Vienna were expressed by the literary critic Hermann Bahr in the first issue of the new journal begun by the group, called Ver Sacrum ("Sacred Spring...

His illustrations and etchings were published in American Architect, Architecture, World Traveler, Pencil Points, Journal of the American Institute of Architects, Century Magazine, A...

William Curtis was precise in his approach to the research and illustration of plants for the journal. Each illustration is done with attention to detail and color, using copperplate...

This is an original 18th century hand-colored map entitled "A New & Accurate Map of The Whole Russian Empire, As Contain'd Both In Europe and Asia, Drawn from Authentic Journals, Sur...

His work was much sought after and they often ensured flattering notices from the leading representative journals. His biographer Frank Lewis writes: ‘he paints with the fidelity of ...

In that largely anti-clerical and revolutionary context, the journal sought to synthesize ultramontanism and liberalism to reconcile democratic aspirations and Roman Catholicism.

His fame was not based, any more than it is today, on critical appreciations but, rather, on the smiling or laughing admiration of those who read the satirical journals.

His later work for the journals, like that of Toulouse Lautrec, became increasingly satirical and critical of society.

“In 1894 two Harvard students, Stone and Kimball, came up with an idea for a magazine called ‘The Chap Book’ that would cover literary and artistic news not normally covered in major...

In 1893-1894 he was part of the movement around the journal Taarnet, which advocated symbolism in art, primarily literature led by the author Johannes Jørgensen.

His later work for the journals, like that of Toulouse Lautrec, became increasingly satirical and critical of society.

His later work for the journals, like that of Toulouse Lautrec, became increasingly satirical and critical of society.

These images were very rarely used for advertising in America's mainstream periodicals - and the several known magazine appearances were always in trade journals or brochures specifi...

He was a book illustrator as well as a renowned oil and watercolour artist, producing engravings for the London Illustrated News and Art Journal. He wrote 'Trees and How to Paint The...

Pierre Dubois, in his article published in the Journal d'Amiens in 1924, described the painter as follows: "The composition, impeccably ordered and drawn, of his hagiographical pages...

Charles Courtry (1846-1897) The French engraver illustrated various French journals, such as the Gazette des Beaux-Arts, The Artist, the Universal Museum and Paris etching and has ...

William Curtis was precise in his approach to the research and illustration of plants for the journal. Each illustration is done with attention to detail and color, using copperplate...

William Curtis was precise in his approach to the research and illustration of plants for the journal. Each illustration is done with attention to detail and color, using copperplate...

We would like to thank Juliette Parmentier-Courreau of the Custodia Foundation for her welcome and support during the consultation of Glomy’s Journal des Ouvrages. This spectacularl...

White, editor of the Fine Arts Journal, praised for his talents in a commentary published in a Pittsburgh weekly: [Hildebrandt] is but thirty-three years of age, yet, through perseve...

This is the official account of his voyage of circumnavigation, compiled from Anson's journals by Richard Walter, chaplain on board the Centurion, and revised by Benjamin Robins.

He also worked for satirical journals, such as Le rire or La Baionette, and for fashion magazines, such as La gazette du bon ton, to which he supplied not only drawings but also text...

In 1894, at the age of sixteen, Rodo published his first wood engravings in the anarchist journal, Le Père Peinard. When Camille left France for the safety of Belgium during the anar...

Frémont and Lieutenant George Frederick Ruxton, who recorded their visits in their journals. In 1879, Charles Elliott Perkins purchased 480 acres of land that included a portion of t...

Alfred Stieglitz saw Seeley's photos at the First American Salon in 1904 and immediately invited him to join Camera Work a journal of pictorialism and the vanguard of American modern...