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drawing illustrations for books and for journals such as Collier's Weekly, Good Housekeeping, Harper

. Yohn's work appeared in publications including Scribner's Magazine, Harper's Magazine, and Collier's

) Harpers Weekly 1876 paper size 22.00 x 15.50 condition good This original wood engraving entitled, “He

December 23, 1882 Christmas supplement of Harper's Weekly. It depicts a woman standing under mistletoe and

by Thomas Nast. It was published in Harper's Weekly's Christmas issue on December 24, 1881. It

. Over a twenty year period starting in 1863 when Nast's first Santa appeared in Harper's Weekly , he

in a swamp fishing in the Adirondecks. It is a very tranquil scene from Harper's Weekly, August 22

Antique print titled 'Prize Cats at the London Crystal Palace'. This print originates from Harper

attractive cherry color wood frame with a white mat. Harper’s Weekly, published in New York, was an

year tradition of his Christmas themed Harper's Weekly holiday illustrations. It depicts a touching and

"The Christmas poster for Harper's Weekly , drawn by Edward Penfield has attracted unusual attention

Published in Harper's Weekly, August 23, 1873 References: Beam 200 Goodrich 71 Kushner

Seesaw-Glouster, Massachusetts original wood engraving from Harpers Weekly September 13, 1874

in Harper's Weekly, August 27, 1859 Condition: Usual vintage condition with folds, creases, small

York City, Played Aug. 6, 1885". It originally appeared as a woodcut engraving in Harper's Weekly

, 1862 (Beam 99) Wood engraving as published in Harper’s Weekly November 15, 1862. Image 9 1/8 x 13 3/4

The Army of the Potomac-A Sharp Shooter on Picket Duty Woodengraving, 1862 Published in: Harper

an illustrator for late 19th century news magazines. His works were regularly featured in Harper

for "Harper's Weekly." He also worked for "Puck" magazine for 8 years and did illustration for

published in Harper’s Weekly in 1867. The scene shows well-dressed passengers on an ocean voyage with

same type of job for the New York World and covered the Boer War for Harper's Weekly. He also worked

-1880s when he began making western illustrations for Harper's Weekly and many other widely read New York

opportunities for pictorial reporting. In 1857 Harper’s Weekly entered the area, followed two years later by the

Charlotte Harding (see entry). Illus., Saturday Evening Post, Harper’s Weekly. Traveled with Norman Duncan

thousands of illustrations for Century, Harpers Weekly, Scribners and many other magazines on both sides of

magazine covers for Leslie's Weekly, The Reader, Scribners Magazine, The Christian Herald, and Harper

images appeared also in Harper's Weekly in New York. Grant was honored many times by the American

in the block lower right corner Woodengraving from Harper’s Weekly, December 20, 1879 Note: This

to magazines such as Ballou's Pictorial and Harper's Weekly at a time when the market for

for Harper's Weekly and many other widely-read New York magazines. Accompanying both factual news

, with Harper’s Weekly stating "There has been nothing in the history of yachting in this country more

' and William H. Hyde of 'Harper's Weekly,' as well as many others. A Study in Scarlet a Dossier

illustrations for Harper's Weekly and many other widely-read New York magazines. Accompanying both factual news

, Harper's Weekly, Scribner's, etc. He also illustrated the account of his 1860 trip written in 1895 by one

-1920, he held positions at several magazines including The Masses, Liberator, and Harper's Weekly. He

Harper's Weekly, Scribner's, and Life magazines. Frost's illustrations always evoked the essence of a

scenes were published as wood engravings in Harper’s Weekly and as a lithograph published by J.H. Bufford

freelance basis to a broad range of contemporary publications, including Harper's Weekly, Metropolitan

"Harper's Weekly", then illustrated an "Everybody's Magazine" story by Jack London, for whom he would

initially worked as an illustrator for various publications, including: Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie's

illustrations of Civil War scenes were published in "Harper's Weekly" in 1864. He was a founder of the Lotos

one of his sketches appeared in Harper's Weekly, his first paid illustration. Russell's years as a

the cover of Metropolitan Magazine, Ladies Home Journal, Harper's Weekly, Hearst's Town and Country

Jr.,” were published in popular periodicals, including Vanity Fair, Harper’s Weekly, and Life. In

Jr.,” were published in popular periodicals, including Vanity Fair, Harper’s Weekly, and Life. In

: Harper's, Cosmopolitan, and Frank Leslie's Weekly Newspaper. His work for Leslie's allowed him to travel

numerous books and magazines, including Harper's, Century Magazine, Collier's Weekly, and Everybody's

heritage. George Elbert Burr worked as an illustrator for several New York magazines: Harper

illustrator for Harper's and Leslie's Weekly, and also did a commission of 1000 pen-and-ink- drawings for a

engraver. A folksy illustration of his appeared in Harper’s Weekly on 4 August 1883, and an independent

Harpers Weekly Lithograph 24 1/2 x 31 in. Framed 15 1/2 x 21 1/2 in. Unframed

Illustrator Edward Penfield offered these silk screened depictions of his work through Harper

world of New York publishing. He illustrated covers for Life, Harper's Weekly and many of the other most

seventeen as a wood engraver for Harper’s, preparing illustrations for Harper’s Weekly and for an American

ARTHUR BURDETT FROST Harper’s Weekly Harper & Brothers New York, 1904

Evening Post, Country Gentleman, Ladies' Home Journal, Photoplay, Modern Priscilla and Harper's Weekly

Harper's Weekly. Traveling by horseback, the two Frenchmen made drawings of the western frontier along the