perry eugene ashton editor (5 resultados)

Trade Paperback. Condición: Good+. Estado de la sobrecubierta: None. Spine worn and rubbed ; 7 x 10.

Softcover. Condición: Very Good-. Very slight foxing to first page, last page, and outside page ends. ; Volume 8, Number 2.; 48 pages.

The Perry Pictures Company, Boston. Pages (51)-96. Illustrated articles, sample pictures, few advertisements. 10x7", printed wrapper. Irene Weir, Rosa Bonheur; Mary A. Livermore, Helen Hunt Jackson; &c. Cover tear, spine nicked, owner name, text VG.

Soft cover. Condición: Good. This is the May 1902 issue of "The Perry Magazine for School and Home", an illustrated periodical devoted to art, literature, culture, and nature. In its day it was the equivalent of a Home Schooling publication. It's a lovely antique journal. ***************************************** CONTENTS of Volume IV, No. 9 : Memling and the Chimes . by Irene Weir / The Belfry of Bruges. a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow / The Extinction of the Simple Child . by Maud Appleton Hartwell / A Picture With a Great Message . Augusta L. Brigham / The Water Reed . a poem by Kate Louise Brown / Great Artists and their Paintings . by Marie A. Moore / Home Life of Chinese Women . by Alice Hamilton Rich [Illustrated with small photographs] / The Story of One Picture . by Kate Louise Brown / The Child in the Picture World . by Emma Asbrand Hopkins / Out - of - Doors in May . by Sarah E. Brassill / Bird Study in the Schools . by Arthur C. Boyden ****************************************** ILLUSTRATIONS : Vittoria Colonna / Fluelen, Lake of Lucerne, Switzerland (Photo) / St. Christopher, the Christ-Bearer . Memling / St. Francis of Assisi . Murillo / Poverty, or the Mystical Marriage of St. Francis . Giotto / Angel with Viol . Melozzo da Forli / Angel with Lute . Melozzo da Forli / Madonna Della Stella . Fra Angelico / St. Michael and the Dragon . Guido Reni / St. Catherine . Raphael / The Hunt [ landscape] . Ruysdael / An Out-Door Lesson [ Photograph] ****************************************** TITLE : The Perry Magazine for School & Home / ISSUE : Volume IV, No. 9 / DATE : May 1902 / EDITOR : Eugene Ashton Perry / IMPRINT : The Perry Pictures Company / PLACE : Boston MA / PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION : Illustrated Monthly Periodical; Black-and-white illustrations throughout, including a few halftone photographs. 42 pages + 6 pages of advertising; approximately 7" x 10", pictorial wraps, stapled and glued, printed black on pale green. **************************************** CONDITION - GOOD PLUS - Clean, intact and complete, with the following imperfections : EXTERIOR Weathering about the edges; edges also display small tears, creases and nicks. Surface rub is moderate. At the top edge is an impact wrinkle with attendant inch long tear. / BINDING Solid as can be expected . seems tight . no detached or loose leaves. / INTERIOR the top edge impact displays on the first leaf (the Contents Page) as a small tear. Else the interior is bright and clean with no markings.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. This is "The Perry Magazine" , Volume IV, Number 8, April 1902. This monthly periodical focused on art and literature, with a smattering of current affairs. As it states on the cover it was designed to be appropriate for both school and home. A goodly part of this particular issue is given over to art - classical and Pre - Raphaelite (Dürer, Ford Madox Brown, Holman Hunt, Burne Jones), as well as artists more contemporary with the magazine: in this issue there is a sizeable article, with illustrations, on Bastien - LePage, focusing on his magnificent painting, "Jeanne D'Arc". The magazine focuses on art, but for those who are interested in history there is an article on General William Tecumseh Sherman, and his March through Georgia during the Civil War. There is also a photograph of General Johnson from the same time period. There is considerably more, including a poem by James Russell Lowell. (Please scroll down to read the Table of Contents or view the complete Table in the picture provided ) ****************************************************** TABLE OF CONTENTS: Albrecht Dürer . by Irene Weir / My Portrait Gallery . a poem by James Russell Lowell / Good Friday in Menton . by Dorothy Lord Maltby / Great Artists and Their Paintings . by Marie A. Moore / Bastien - LePage and his "Jeanne D'Arc" . by Ruth Edwards / The Sunshine Journeying of One Picture . by Cynthia Westover Alden / The Lion in Art . by Louise Lincoln Newell / With Sherman in his "On To Atlanta" Campaign . by Wilbur F. Gordy / Bird Study in the Schools, Part II . by Arthur C. Royden / Art and History Stories, Part VII . by Carrie S. Williams ***************************************************** ILLUSTRATIONS : / Paul Revere Statue / The Faraglioni, Near Capri, Italy . A. Leu / Altar Copy of Feast of the Rose Garlands . Dürer / Adoration of the Trinity . Dürer / Maximilian I . Dürer / Saints john and Peter .Dürer / Saints Paul and Mark . Dürer / Illustrations : Great Artists and Their Paintings: / Christ Washing Peter's Feet . Ford Madox Brown / Finding of Christ in the Temple . Holman Hunt / The Star of Bethlehem . Burne - Jones / "Jeanne D'Arc". Bastien LePage / William Tecumseh Sherman . Halftone from a Photograph / Joseph E. Johnson . Halftone from a Photograph / Illustrations : "Art and History Stories": / Battle of Lexington ***************************************************** TITLE : The Perry Magazine - For School and Home / ISSUE : Vol. IV, No. 8 / DATE : April 1902 / EDITOR : Eugene Ashton Perry / IMPRINT : The Perry Pictures Company / PLACE : Boston Massachusetts / PHYSICAL DETAILS : Illustrated Monthly Periodical; Volume pagination, pp 297 - 340, plus iv pages of back material (advertising); 7" x 10"; pictorial wraps, stapled and glued. The cover pictures a photograph of a statue of Paul Revere **************************************************** CONDITION - VERY GOOD - This antique periodical was previously owned, but remains clean, complete, intact, and attractive, with the following imperfections and particulars noted: EXTERIOR - There is a small edge stain with a tide line that displays at the center of the fore-edge, front and back (this extends through the issue in diminishing effect as one pages toward the center of the issue . in full effect this is not so egregious) - The spine has splitting and weathering, with loss at the extremities; surface rub and general weathering is moderate; there are soft bumps to the corner tips, and small loss to the bottom front fore-edge tip; on the rear cover, at the fore-edge is a patch of surface loss (to my eye this looks like a bit of book worm foraging)- else the issue is clean and displays nicely. / BINDING - Holding . Seems solid enough - there are no detached or loose leaves INTERIOR - The small edge stain aforementioned, else basically clean and presentable throughout. No writing or marking.