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Advertisements February 1905 (front)
02/1905 | 23 | 6
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Subjects
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Baker's Great Book Shop, Birmingham, Great Britain
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Smith, Elder & co (publishers), London, Great Britain
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Alyn Williams (school of painting), London, Great Britain
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Globe Polish (product)
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Western Railway of France
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John Wilsons' Successors Ltd. (Textiles), London, Great Britain
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Alexander Robinson (travelling art tutor), London, Great Britain
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Hamptons & Sons Ltd., London, Great Britain
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Art and Book Company (printsellers), London, Great Britain
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Halm und Goldmann (publishers), Vienna, Austria
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Obach & Co., London, Great Britain
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W. B. Paterson (Paterson Gallery), London, Great Britain
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Burlington Magazine
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Oldman (weapons and curiosities), London, Great Britain
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Frank T. Sabin (art gallery), London, Great Britain
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Friedberger Bros (Russian, Moldavian, Bulgarian and Mosaic Embroideries), London, Great Britain
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Frank T. Sabin (art gallery), London, Great Britain
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Graham & Biddle (furniture dealer), London, Great Britain
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Bertram & Son (decorators & upholsterer, cabinet makers), London, Great Britain
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Chas W. W. Duncan (technical photography), London, Great Britain
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Charles Bevan (art reproductions), London, Great Britain
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George Newnes Ltd. (publishers), London, Great Britain
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Bromsgrove Guild of Applied Arts
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Artist engraver (periodical)
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MacMillan & Co. (publishers), London, Great Britain
subjects:
Advertisements
Illustrations
Attributed works:
President's Badge of Office, in Cast Silver. Designed and Executed by the Bromsgrove Guild, for the Leeds and Yorkshire Architectural Association.
Attributed works:
[Charles Bevan, 99 New Kent Road, London. Printseller and publisher. Photograph: a Jacobite glass, a silver tureen and a print after George Morland (?)]
Advertisements
Advertisements December 1904 (front)
12/1904 | 21 | 6
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Subjects
advertisements:
MacMillan & Co. (publishers), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Alexander Robinson (travelling art tutor), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Graham & Biddle (furniture dealer), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Baker's Great Book Shop, Birmingham, Great Britain
advertisements:
Oldman (weapons and curiosities), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Art and Book Company (printsellers), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Friedberger Bros (Russian, Moldavian, Bulgarian and Mosaic Embroideries), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Carlton Gallery (Claude & Trevelyan), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Hamptons & Sons Ltd., London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Globe Polish (product)
advertisements:
Frank T. Sabin (art gallery), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Bertram & Son (decorators & upholsterer, cabinet makers), London, Great Britain
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J. Herbert Marshall (firm), London, Great Britain
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John Lane (publishers), London, Great Britain
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Seeley & Co. (publishers), London, Great Britain
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Frederick Warne & Co., London, Great Britain
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Burlington Magazine
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John Wilsons' Successors Ltd. (Textiles), London, Great Britain
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George Newnes Ltd. (publishers), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Obach & Co., London, Great Britain
advertisements:
John & Edward Bumpus (booksellers), London, Great Britain
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Printseller & Collector, later The Collector's Magazine (art periodical)
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Archibald Constable & Co., London, Great Britain
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Chas W. W. Duncan (technical photography), London, Great Britain
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Shepherd's Gallery (dealers), London, Great Britain
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George Bell & Sons (publishers), London, Great Britain
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Bromsgrove Guild of Applied Arts
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Artist engraver (periodical)
artists:
Day, Lewis F.
subjects:
Advertisements
Illustrations
Attributed works:
President's Badge of Office, in Cast Silver. Designed and Executed by the Bromsgrove Guild, for the Leeds and Yorkshire Architectural Association.
Attributed works:
[John Wilsons' Successors, 188 Regent Street.] 'Renaissance Squares.' One of Twelve Designs by Lewis F. Day.
Western art unattributed:
[John Lane Publisher, Vigo Street, London] Charles the First, Henrietta Maria, Princess Elizabeth, Oliver Cromwell. [Details from paintings, coins and miniatures]
Advertisements
Advertisements October 1904 (front)
10/1904 | 19 | 6
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Subjects
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MacMillan & Co. (publishers), London, Great Britain
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Matchless Metal Polish (product)
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Chas W. W. Duncan (technical photography), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
John Wilsons' Successors Ltd. (Textiles), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Printseller & Collector, later The Collector's Magazine (art periodical)
advertisements:
Burlington Magazine
advertisements:
Globe Polish (product)
advertisements:
Western Railway of France
advertisements:
Obach & Co., London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Bertram & Son (decorators & upholsterer, cabinet makers), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Frank T. Sabin (art gallery), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Hodgson & Co. (book auctioneers), London, Great Britain
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Gazette des beaux-arts
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Oldman (weapons and curiosities), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Archibald Constable & Co., London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Art and Book Company (printsellers), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
A. Fraser & Co., (dealers), Inverness, Great Britain
advertisements:
George Bell & Sons (publishers), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Bromsgrove Guild of Applied Arts
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Artist engraver (periodical)
artists:
Ricketts, Charles / Day, Lewis F.
artists:
Gilbert, Walter
subjects:
Advertisements
Illustrations
Attributed works:
President's Badge of Office, in Cast Silver. Designed and Executed by the Bromsgrove Guild, for the Leeds and Yorkshire Architectural Association.
Attributed works:
[John Wilsons' Successors, 188 Regent Street.] "Heraldic Thistle." Fine Handwoven Double Damask. Designed by Lewis F. Day.
Advertisements
Advertisements September 1904 (front)
09/1904 | 18 | 5
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Subjects
advertisements:
MacMillan & Co. (publishers), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Burlington Magazine
advertisements:
Gazette des beaux-arts
advertisements:
Oldman (weapons and curiosities), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Art and Book Company (printsellers), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Archibald Constable & Co., London, Great Britain
advertisements:
A. Lionel Isaacs (dealer), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
A. Fraser & Co., (dealers), Inverness, Great Britain
advertisements:
Globe Polish (product)
advertisements:
Western Railway of France
advertisements:
John Wilsons' Successors Ltd. (Textiles), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Printseller & Collector, later The Collector's Magazine (art periodical)
advertisements:
Obach & Co., London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Bertram & Son (decorators & upholsterer, cabinet makers), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Frank T. Sabin (art gallery), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Bromsgrove Guild of Applied Arts
advertisements:
Artist engraver (periodical)
artists:
Day, Lewis F. / Gilbert, Walter
subjects:
Advertisements
Illustrations
Attributed works:
President's Badge of Office, in Cast Silver. Designed and Executed by the Bromsgrove Guild, for the Leeds and Yorkshire Architectural Association.
Attributed works:
[John Wilsons' Successors, 188 Regent Street.] "Heraldic Thistle." Fine Handwoven Double Damask. Designed by Lewis F. Day.
Advertisements
Advertisements August 1904 (front)
08/1904 | 17 | 5
Pages: s.p.
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Subjects
advertisements:
MacMillan & Co. (publishers), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Artist engraver (periodical)
advertisements:
Burlington Magazine
advertisements:
Gazette des beaux-arts
advertisements:
Oldman (weapons and curiosities), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Art and Book Company (printsellers), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
A. Lionel Isaacs (dealer), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
A. Fraser & Co., (dealers), Inverness, Great Britain
advertisements:
Globe Polish (product)
advertisements:
Western Railway of France
advertisements:
John Wilsons' Successors Ltd. (Textiles), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Printseller & Collector, later The Collector's Magazine (art periodical)
advertisements:
Obach & Co., London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Bertram & Son (decorators & upholsterer, cabinet makers), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Frank T. Sabin (art gallery), London, Great Britain
advertisements:
Bromsgrove Guild of Applied Arts
artists:
Gilbert, Walter
artists:
Day, Lewis F.
subjects:
Advertisements
Illustrations
Attributed works:
President's Badge of Office, in Cast Silver. Designed and Executed by the Bromsgrove Guild, for the Leeds and Yorkshire Architectural Association.
Attributed works:
[John Wilsons' Successors, 188 Regent Street.] "Heraldic Thistle." Fine Handwoven Double Damask. Designed by Lewis F. Day.
Book Review
The Artist Engraver: a Quarterly Magazine of Original Work
02/1904 | 11 | 4
Pages: 187
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related names
Reviewer:
Holmes, Charles John (Holmes, Charles John; Holmes, C. J.; H., C. J.; Holmes, Charles J.; Holmes, Charles; Holmes, Charles)
Subjects
dates:
1900-1909
places:
Great Britain
subjects:
Art periodicals / Artist engraver (periodical) / Artist engraver (periodical) / Prints / Printmakers
Reviewed Items
subjects:
The Artist Engraver: a Quarterly Magazine of Original Work | essay by: Binyon, Laurence