Century Magazine Gallery

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The Universal magazine of knowledge and pleasure, 1803.P 392.7Houghton Library, Harvard University
James Carter Beard (1863-1935), “Century Illustrated Magazine”, #5, Sept. 1886Source
Mr. and Mrs. Russell LynesGeorge Platt Lynes (American; 1907–1955)1939Gelatin silver print The Metro
oldrags:Parisian commercial costume (a shoe seller), 1818 England, British Lady’s Magazine
geritsel:Boris Kustodiev in satirical Russian Magazines, 1905-010
marzipanandminutiae:yesterdaysprint:Punch magazine, England,September 27, 1856 (in case anyone is un
thecornercoffeeshop:Earlier today in the library I found the archives of an old fictional magazine c
questionableadvice:~ Woman’s Home Companion, July 1915via Harvard University Library(click to enlarg
Mrs. Peabody in Gazebo, 1949 The New Yorker Magazine, July 16, 1949, cover illustration by Mary Pett
“Choosing Jewels from Safe” cover illustration for “The New Yorker Magazine”
“Mrs. Peabody Playing the Harpsichord” from “The New Yorker Magazine, October&rdqu
michaelmoonsbookshop:pressed leaves found in an old late 19th century bound magazine
“HANDS UP!” (As Santa Claus Looks to Some of Us.)Will Crawford (American; 1869–1944)1912
May 1st 1921 cover for the Smart fashions and Limited income themed issue.Illustration by George Wol
Midsummer Fantasies: How to Keep Cool in aHeat WavePublished:Look magazine (May 1953)Dancer-actressG
Vanity FairP 403.1.5*Houghton Library, Harvard University
Frederic Remington (1861-1909), “The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine”, #4, Aug. 189
Thomas Woolner (1825-1892), ‘Virgilia’, “Century Magazine”, 1883Source 
1929 Vanity Fair Cover by Eduardo Benito 
Lippincott’s AugustJoseph J. Gould(American; 1880–1935)1896Chromolithograph (advertising placard)Lib
The English Illustrated Magazine, 20, October 1898 to March 1899, p. 129
Puck, Christmas 1901Puck was a popular American humor magazine published from 1871 to 1918.The weekl
Puck, Christmas NumberDecember 12, 1900Puck was a popular American humor magazine published from 187
Sovetskoe kino, no. 1 (cover) = SovietCinema, no. 1 (cover)Varvara Stepanova (Russian; 1894–1958)Pub
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