Judge Magazine

1913. This pastel dates just one year later than his first published works of 1912 for Puck and Judge

and bridges. Lowell illustrated magazines like LIFE, Judge, and The American Girl through the 1940s

Original Judge magazine Cover, published May 25, 1918 This is a poignant scene depicting two

" Signature: Signed Lower Right Proposed cover illustration for Judge magazine, circa 1922.

Likely for Judge magazine, circa 1929 Full title reads: "Bobby, tell me!" / "I'm married

as a contributing artist for Life and Judge magazines as well as on numerous commercial advertising

, remained until it was rebranded as Judge magazine in June of 1922. CONDITION: Very good condition. Wood

Harper’s publications, Puck, Judge, Collier’s and the Curtis magazines in Philadelphia. He also illustrated

magazines, including The Century, Scribner’s, McClure’s, The Harper’s publications, Puck, Judge, Collier’s

Life magazine, at that time a humor publication competing with Judge and Punch. He became known for his

illustrations for a publication known as The Judge, a magazine formed in 1881 by the artists James Albert Wales

for both Judge and Life magazines, two of the nation¹s most successful periodicals. Flagg grew up in

she was quite obviously a talented illustrator, and likely this ran in a magazine judging from the

cups or glasses, but also for books and magazines. Judging from their condition they have only been

24, 1930 edition of Judge magazine. Offering a humorous take on romance, this shows a traditionally

A wonderful whimsically-rendered interior illustration for the long running American magazine

Judge magazine as there is a large border in the upper portion for the title of the magazine to be added

fountains, ancient buildings and bridges. Lowell illustrated magazines like Life, Judge, The American