Fine Arts Journal July, 1910 (Vol. XXIII, No. 1)

F. J. Campbell [Published date: July 1910]. Single Issue Journal, paper covers, 64 pp plus 8 pp unnumbered advertisements; illustrated throughout with halftone reproductions of paintings, photographs, and decorative art; 27 cm. This is Volume XXIII, Number 1 (July 1910) issue of Fine Arts Journal, edited by James William Pattison. Illustrated with works by H. W. Keedy, Franz von Stuck, Robert Henri, E. A. Hornel, Frank Reaugh, and others. In acceptable condition. Original brown with green lettering and decorative borders. Wrappers have some nicking and tearing to edges and spine and moderate toning and soiling. Previous owners notes in red ink on cover. Front cover is starting to pull from interior text block but is still attached. Pages lightly toned but otherwise unmarked with some light foxing and soiling. Not Ex-library. Fine Arts Journal (published in Chicago 1899-1919) was a monthly devoted to fine and decorative arts, noted for its illustrated coverage of exhibitions, artists, architecture, and collecting. Beginning in 1910 under the editorship of painter and critic James William Pattison, the journal combined essays on American and European art with reports on regional exhibitions and period advertising, offering a valuable record of early 20th-century art culture. Contents of this issue include: Publishers message to the American Womans League; Annual Exhibition of the Carnegie Institute; A Study by Keedy; "Saharet," analysis by J. W. Moran; Art and Artists of the Great Southwest, Chapter V; Exhibition by Saint Louis Society of Artists; The Pussy Cat and Her Contribution to Art; For Collectors of Old Chinese Porcelain; New Architecture in Theater Building; Advertisements. Title: Fine Arts Journal July, 1910 (Vol. XXIII, No. 1) Author Name: [ James William Pattison ] Location Published: F. J. Campbell,: 1910 Binding: Single Issue Journal Book Condition: Acceptable Type: Single Issue Journal Categories: Art & Architecture Seller ID: 20250819003 Keywords: art, single issue journal