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Brush & Pencil: 39 Chapters found for Volume : 19

 

Issue: 1
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Frontispiece: The Samagundi Paletette
1 pp.
1 
Illustration: The Soaring Lark by Charles Robinson
1 pp.
3 
Current Pennsylvania Academy Exhibition
12 pp.
15 
The Tariff Blight on American Art C. P.
2 pp.
17 
Hammered Metal in Statue Making P. C. R.
6 pp.
23 
Two Appreciations of Manet Camille Mauclair and Arthur J. Eddy
10 pp.
33 
Current Exhibition at the New Gallery F. N. C.
4 pp.
37 
Fake Sales of Oriental Rugs Exchange
2 pp.
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[Illustrated Art News Section]
1 pp.
3 
Exhibitions - Past and to Come
4 pp.
6 
Gleanings from American Art Centers
3 pp.
9 
Art News from the Old World
2 pp.
11 
Necrology of Art
1 pp.
12 
Art Sales and Sales Prices
1 pp.
13 
Illustration: An Old Woman by H.D. Murphy
1 pp.
14 
Illustration: The Argonauts by Charles Robinson
1 pp.
Issue: 2
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Frontispiece: Young Women in Black and White by Will Howe Foote
1 pp.
39 
Illustration: Chilion by F. O. C. Darley
1 pp.
42 
Exhibition of the Artists of Chicago A. G. Randolph
8 pp.
50 
Imitation the Curse of American Art Gutzon Borglum
9 pp.
57 
Illustrations: Hand-Cut Japanese Stencils
4 pp.
63 
Machine in Art Here to Stay R. C.
3 pp.
66 
National Academy of Design's Winter Exhibition J. E. Henderson
5 pp.
71 
Notable Arts and Crafts Exhibition
12 pp.
15 
Exhibitions - Past and to Come
2 pp.
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[Illustrated Art News Section]
1 pp.
17 
Gleanings from American Art Centers
4 pp.
21 
Art News from the Old World
1 pp.
22 
Art Sales and Sales Prices
1 pp.
23 
Illustration: The All-Nighters' Clock by Fred Richardson
1 pp.
24 
Illustration: Brown Moll by F.O.C. Darley
1 pp.
Issue: 3
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Frontispiece: Mural Painting by Hardesty G. Maretta
1 pp.
83 
Illustration: On the Glass Mountain by Charles Robinson
1 pp.
85 
America's First National Salon F. M. S.
10 pp.
95 
Sidelight on John S. Sargent
4 pp.
99 
Still the Hoi Polloi, Bon Ton and Metropolitan are Daft on European Art Caspar Purdon Clarke
11 pp.
110 
Hot Shot from Layman Henry Watterson
2 pp.
112 
Worth, Not Name, the Essential Thing in Art A. C. S.
4 pp.
116 
Pointers on American Pottery C. B. I.
5 pp.
121 
The Trend of Sister Arts P. I.
1 pp.
122 
Fine Arts School for the Ghetto C. C.
3 pp.
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[Illustrated Art News Section]
1 pp.
27 
Gleanings from American Art Centers
4 pp.
34 
Necrology of Art
1 pp.
35 
Art Sales and Sales Prices
2 pp.
37 
Illustration: A Yard of Poppies by Hy Mayer
1 pp.
38 
Illustration: The Beautiful Goose by Charles Robinson
1 pp.
Issue: 4
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Frontispiece: Study of the Nude by Max Pietschmann
1 pp.
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Illustration: Church of St. Pierre, Coutances, Normandy by Joseph Pennell
1 pp.
127 
National Academy Show from Opposite Angles Charles H. Dorr and W. B. McC.
9 pp.
136 
Art Exhibitions in London and Paris
6 pp.
142 
Anent the Art of Beardsley R. C.
3 pp.
145 
Collections of Fakes the New Fad L.
2 pp.
147 
A Quartet of the Younger Impressionists Henry G. Stephens
12 pp.
159 
Landscape Painting Past and Present W. F. Dann
2 pp.
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[Illustrated Art News Section]
1 pp.
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Frontispiece: On the Seine by R.W. Van Boskerck
1 pp.
39 
General News of the Art World
3 pp.
42 
Necrology of Art
2 pp.
44 
Illustration: Licieux by Joseph Pennell
1 pp.

 

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Brush & Pencil: 19 Volumes found

 

 

 

Title: Brush & Pencil

 

Place of Publication: Chicago, Illinois USA

 

Publisher: The Arts and Crafts Publishing Company / The Brush and Pencil Publishing Company

 

Frequency: Monthly

 

Period of Publication: 1897-1907

 

Period covered by AHR net: Volumes I-IXX, 1897-1907

 

Type of Publication: Journal

 

Description: Brush and Pencil was the official journal of the Brush and Pencil Club in Chicago.  It was a well-illustrated review of contemporary American painting and sculpture, with occasional articles on the decorative and applied arts and work by foreign artists. It also contained a monthly round-up of art news, together with book reviews and exhibition reports. The first editor of Brush and Pencil was Charles Francis Browne (1859-1920), an instructor at the Art Institute of Chicago and one of the founders of the Club.   He was succeeded by Frederick William Morton (1859-1935) who remained its editor until the closure of the magazine in June 1907.

  

 

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