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In 'The Spirit of ’76: Some Recollections of the Artist and the Painting, ’ Henry Kelsey Devereux presents a meticulous exploration of both the historical and artistic significance of his celebrated …

In 'Medical Symbolism in Connection with Historical Studies in the Arts of Healing and Hygiene, ’ Thomas S. Sozinskey deftly interweaves the realms of medical history and symbolism, exploring how art …

In 'Essays √Üsthetical, ’ George Henry Calvert offers a profound exploration of art and aesthetics, navigating the nuances of beauty, taste, and artistic expression. Through a series of reflective es …

In 'Cartoons on the War, ’ Boardman Robinson employs incisive wit and sharp satire to critique the socio-political landscape during World War I. This compilation captures the tumult of the era throug …

In 'The Treatment of Drapery in Art, ’ George Woolliscroft Rhead presents a meticulous examination of the representation of fabric and drapery across various artistic mediums. With a keen eye for det …

In 'After Icebergs with a Painter, ’ Louis Legrand Noble crafts a captivating narrative that intertwines artistic exploration with sublime landscapes, capturing the essence of the Arctic from a dual …

’Catalogue of a Collection of Early Drawings and Pictures of London: With Some Contemporary Furniture’ is a meticulously curated volume that showcases the artistic treasures of the Burlington Fine Ar …

In 'Social Pictorial Satire, ’ George Du Maurier deftly navigates the intricate social dynamics of late 19th-century Britain, employing sharp wit and astute observation to illuminate the follies and …

In 'The Illustration of Books, ’ Joseph Pennell presents a comprehensive exploration of the symbiotic relationship between text and illustration, delving into the historical evolution and artistic te …

In 'Fictitious & Symbolic Creatures in Art, ’ John Vinycomb embarks on a fascinating exploration of the myriad of mythical beings and symbolic animals that have captured the human imagination through …