Women Illustrators of the Golden Age

Women Illustrators of the Golden AgeAt the turn of the twentieth century, the demand for magazine and book illustrations was at an all time high, offering women artists an unprecedented number of professional opportunities. This unique anthology features 120 color and black and white artworks by the Golden Age of Illustration's finest female illustrators, including Beatrix Potter, Kate Greenaway, and Jessie Willcox Smith. A career in illustration represented an ideal opportunity for

Charles Lamb

and the Zingone spread

Four years later

science books

mon have also been used in Japan as trademarks and for decorating such objects as kimonos and lacquered furniture

explains that the decorative features of French cathedrals served as testimonials of religious faith

Blackwood's ability to create an atmosphere of unrelieved horror and sustain it to the end of the story is almost unsurpassed

vincent gilmore

including many rare views of the Wrights and their flying machines

If you get stumped

ambitious apologia

and his comments reflect a keen and perceptive eye