Illustrated American April 20, 1895

Illustrated American, 1895. soft. 9.25"" X 12"" . Original Edition Location: New York Date and Numbering: April 20, 1895, Vol. XVII, No. 270 Size and Page Count: 9.25 X 12 Tall App 32 Pages Condition: Good - Disbound, yellowing from age, some soiling marks, front page with small tear, one page with large tear Illustrations Information: Front: the Late Mrs. Paran Stevens, of New York Mrs. Arthur Paget, Only Surviving Child of the Late Mrs. Paran Stevens The Gang From the painting by J.G. Brown, N.A. the Seventieth Exhibition of the NAtional Academy of Design, New York Miss Virginia Harned as Trilby in Paul M. Potter's Dramatization of George Du Maurier's Novel The Seventieth Exhibition of the National Academy of Design, New York Our Impressionable Artist-Not an Impressionist -At the National Academy of Design Town Types: No. 2 -The Britisher on Broadway Our Girls: No. 11 -My Model The Worcester Continentals The Loan Exhibition of Religious Art Recently Held in New York -------- An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian --------- Contains: Madame Sans-Gene of New York Are Women Any Good as Workers? -with many pictures McMaster's History of the United States Stars and Garters Current Comment At the American Salon -with Many pictures Bookplates of America and England -With many pictures Barnard College, New York As Seen Through Woman's Eyes -with pictures New Amsterdam in Blue and White -with many pictures With vintage advertisements