Antique Journal

He went to Cairo, saw the pyramids and the sphinx and then traveled the Nile River, doing much drawing and journal writing and also experiencing many adventures including raging illn...

With drop-shaped crystal hangings. Journal end. Openwork and chased canopy crown. Inside eight more electric.

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, ...

The drawing also appears in an advertisement from The Civil Engineers and Architects Journal 1839 (pictured), suggesting that this stone pedestal could date from even earlier.

Literature: Advertised in Country Life, 3rd of February 1923 in a Sotheby’s preview The Braund Society Journal, Issue 154, September 2020 ‘John Braund’s Barometer’ ...

Roberts reached the Convent of Saint Saba, which is about eleven miles from Bethlehem, on the 3rd of April 1839 and stayed for two days. He wrote in his journal: 'We arrived in sight...

Likely published in The Garden or a similar horticultural journal of the period, this print combines scientific accuracy with artistic elegance.

(His daughter, Christine, finding remnants of the journal, transcribed and published them many years later.)

A letter published in the Liverpool Journal of Commerce, 12th of September 1925, reads as follows: ‘Sir,- Captain J.

His work appeared in the Saturday Evening Post and Ladie's Home Journal. He died in Dayton, OH on in August 1966.

Dickinson and Foster and Robert Henderson The article Robert Henderson (1826–1904) and the Family Order of King Edward VII, published in the The British Art Journal, Winter 2014/15...

Each engraving showcases vivid floral details and delicate hand coloring characteristic of botanical plates published in Curtis’s Botanical Magazine and similar Victorian-era journal...

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...

solid mahogany with polished finish, original brown leather; decorative knobs; strikingly high backrest with stylised decoration in bas-relief; rear legs curved, forelegs tapering do...

Delightfully unusual Arts & Crafts design with practical metamorphic form Crafted in select oak, showcasing fine grain detail and warm caramel tones Arranged as two periodical compar...

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...

[19] Ciarán Rua O’Neill, 'Column Bodies: The Caryatid and Frederic Leighton’s Royal Academy Sketchbooks,' Sculpture Journal 25, no. 3 (2016): 421–32. Page 431, 423. [20] Professor...

Pascoe, "London Exhibitions," The Art Journal, vol. 3, London, 1887, p. 60. "Winter Exhibitions," The Art Journal, vol. 8, London, 1887, p. 55.

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...

Roberts arrived there, from the Cape Blanco, on the 26th of April and was to stay for just one night. He wrote in his journal: ‘Another hour’s ride along the sands brought us in fron...

According to an extract from the Journal des deux monde, Journal des grands voyages published in 1880, he is described as such: "Paul Vernon is now a Master of those of the second ge...

Likely published in a respected botanical journal such as Curtis’s Botanical Magazine or The Botanical Register, this piece exemplifies the blend of natural history and decorative ar...

Earlier in the month, on the 17th of September, the Liverpool Journal of Commerce described the launch of the vessel as follows ‘There was launched on Saturday from the East-end ship...

For a similar blue and white covered box see: Museum of East Asian Art Collection BATEA 1110 attributing their work to the Chu Dau kiln, published in their journal Vol. 2 1996. p. 23...

He entered the art world as a caricaturist, creating art for Parisian journals such as Le Monde Parisien and Le Rire Satirique.

The warm terracotta tones of the foreground architecture contrast beautifully with the cool blues of the water and the distant hills, creating a balanced, harmonious scene. Although ...

The prints were made between 1850 and 1855 by Adrien Nargeol (see signature) a prolific and talented French engraver and were published in the "Journal des Demoiselles", a publicatio...

In an article in the Art Journal in 1906, Waterlow's art was characterised as: "graceful, charming and harmonious, of singular freshness of execution, appealing to the senses by its ...

For another set, exhibited by Kenton & Co. at Barnard’s Inn, London in 1891, see Frances Collard, ‘Kenton & Co’, in The Decorative Arts Society Journal 20 (1996), pp. 29-33, fig. 2.

A close associate of the Nabis, he brought their bold simplifications to posters, sheet-music covers, and café-concert imagery, and supplied incisive illustrations to avant-garde jou...

It took place in the Salle Bullier on January 29, 1926, under the patronage of the artistic journal COMŒDIA. It was such a success that the following day, the Grande Masse was in pos...

Exhibited from 1845-73, at the RA (1853-73), BI, SS and elsewhere, titles at the RA including 'Kentish Heath Scene' 1853, 'A Rustic Village' 1863, and "Water Mill, Ashdown Forest' . ...

By 1919 he had his own furniture shop and in 1920 collaborated with Le Corbusier to produce a journal promoting the industrial scale manufacture of furniture, with a view to helping ...

Notably, the piece is tied to La Revue Blanche, the influential literary-art journal with which Vuillard and many progressive artists and writers were affiliated.

Although unsigned in this view, the style, subject matter, and execution are characteristic of late 19th-century marine engravings that were frequently published in illustrated journ...

In 1911 Franz Pfemfert, a cantankerous critic of capitalism and Wilhelmine society, founded Die Aktion as a political and literary journal. In April of the following year, a new subt...

Her text Women Wage-Earners was published in book form in 1893 and came to be known as "the first major statistical monograph on the situation of American women working for wages." [...

Her dedication was so remarkable that it was officially recognized in the Journal Officiel de la République Française, a very formal honor.

Reviewing the book for The Geographical Journal in February of 1915, John Evans wrote, “The great charm of this book is that it is instinct with the personality of the author.

"The Portfolio" was a leading London art journal of the latter 19th Century founded and edited by Philip Gilbert Hamerton (1834-1894) and was published in annual issues from 1870 to ...

Near the centre stands a small vase, to which the Greeks attach great reverence, regarding it as the central spot of the earth, and call it the "Navel of the World." Mr Roberts's Jo...

In a related 1832 ship log titled Journal of Brig John Gilpin: Baltimore to Canton, the Griffin is listed among the aggregate records, suggesting it may have operated in similar tran...

Her dedication was so remarkable that it was officially recognized in the Journal Officiel de la République Française, a very formal honor.

A Rare Early 19th Century Gilt Bronze and Malachite Three Piece Desk Set By Leuchars of London James Leuchars The highly decorative mounted malachite set consisting of a letter box...

This periodical has appeared under several names: Journal des dames, Costumes parisiens, Fashion Journal or Ladies' Journal, Journal de la Mésangère and finally Gazette des salons fo...

This periodical has appeared under several names: Journal des dames, Costumes parisiens, Fashion Journal or Ladies' Journal, Journal de la Mésangère and finally Gazette des salons fo...

This periodical has appeared under several names: Journal des dames, Costumes parisiens, Fashion Journal or Ladies' Journal, Journal de la Mésangère and finally Gazette des salons fo...

This periodical has appeared under several names: Journal des dames, Costumes parisiens, Fashion Journal or Ladies' Journal, Journal de la Mésangère and finally Gazette des salons fo...

This periodical has appeared under several names: Journal des dames, Costumes parisiens, Fashion Journal or Ladies' Journal, Journal de la Mésangère and finally Gazette des salons fo...

This periodical has appeared under several names: Journal des dames, Costumes parisiens, Fashion Journal or Ladies' Journal, Journal de la Mésangère and finally Gazette des salons fo...

This periodical has appeared under several names: Journal des dames, Costumes parisiens, Fashion Journal or Ladies' Journal, Journal de la Mésangère and finally Gazette des salons fo...

This periodical has appeared under several names: Journal des dames, Costumes parisiens, Fashion Journal or Ladies' Journal, Journal de la Mésangère and finally Gazette des salons fo...

This periodical has appeared under several names: Journal des dames, Costumes parisiens, Fashion Journal or Ladies' Journal, Journal de la Mésangère and finally Gazette des salons fo...

This periodical has appeared under several names: Journal des dames, Costumes parisiens, Fashion Journal or Ladies' Journal, Journal de la Mésangère and finally Gazette des salons fo...

This periodical has appeared under several names: Journal des dames, Costumes parisiens, Fashion Journal or Ladies' Journal, Journal de la Mésangère and finally Gazette des salons fo...

This periodical has appeared under several names: Journal des dames, Costumes parisiens, Fashion Journal or Ladies' Journal, Journal de la Mésangère and finally Gazette des salons fo...

Queen Victoria was a great admirer of Shakespeare, making notes about his works in her journal, enjoying live performances and commissioning painting scenes inspired by his plays.