Scribner's Magazine ..., Volume 18C. Scribner's sons, 1895 |
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Page 34
... English poster art . It was admittedly not " high ; " but it was large , and made to cover vast acreage of space . Matters went from bad to worse . Im- itators of the Catnach order , one would say -. 34 POSTERS AND POSTER - DESIGNING IN ...
... English poster art . It was admittedly not " high ; " but it was large , and made to cover vast acreage of space . Matters went from bad to worse . Im- itators of the Catnach order , one would say -. 34 POSTERS AND POSTER - DESIGNING IN ...
Page 38
... English Illustrated Mag- azine , and the various Scottish insur- ance companies which , with curious unanimity , found virtue in Mr. Crane's early efforts to influence for good the libels on the name of art which dis- graced our Lon ...
... English Illustrated Mag- azine , and the various Scottish insur- ance companies which , with curious unanimity , found virtue in Mr. Crane's early efforts to influence for good the libels on the name of art which dis- graced our Lon ...
Page 39
... English manufacturers and traders , with characteristic perver- sity , seized upon it at once . The high finish delighted them ; and encouraged by the example of theatrical managers- who were pleased to be able to rep- — SOAP DARD ...
... English manufacturers and traders , with characteristic perver- sity , seized upon it at once . The high finish delighted them ; and encouraged by the example of theatrical managers- who were pleased to be able to rep- — SOAP DARD ...
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... English posters usually takes the empty , vapid form of well - known states- men nailing down carpets or manning boats - very little indeed that is really witty . A capital recent poster in colors , in support of a cycle exhibition ...
... English posters usually takes the empty , vapid form of well - known states- men nailing down carpets or manning boats - very little indeed that is really witty . A capital recent poster in colors , in support of a cycle exhibition ...
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A watched . One of these was that of Thomas Sanger , a young English boss miner . Early on the morning of Sep- tember 1st , Sanger started from his house to his work . Hardly out of sight of his door a man faced him and shot him through ...
A watched . One of these was that of Thomas Sanger , a young English boss miner . Early on the morning of Sep- tember 1st , Sanger started from his house to his work . Hardly out of sight of his door a man faced him and shot him through ...
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