Bradley, His Book June 1896 RARE Publication by Will Bradley, who was acknowledged as one of the premier American graphic artists of his time and had made a marked impact on fine and commercial graphic arts. He contributed to the growth of various artistic movements within the United States, influenced developments in illustration and layout practices in the book and periodical arts and established the Wayside Press, in Springfield, Massachusetts.

This is the second issue of Bradley, His Book, which began in May of 1896, and contains poems, short stories, illustrations, art reproductions and advertisements designed by Bradley himself. This periodical was enormously popular, with most issues selling out before they left the press.

Springfield,Mass. Wayside Press. 1896, 65pp with additional advertisements. Wraps exhibit mild chipping to lightly tanned edges, partial front cover separation just below top staple, contents in very good condition.

Contents include the following literature and a few of the illustrations:

Art in English Ficion, by Julia Whiting
An Island Queen, by Tudor Jenks
In An Old Library, by Giek Turner
Gossip About an Old House, by William Morris
After Many Days, by Percival Pollard
Parisian Notes, by August J. Jacacci
The Echo of a Dream, by Will Bradley

Illustrated Art:

Century Prize Poster, J. C. Leyendecker
The Rape of a Lock, Aubrey Beardsley
Poster, Harper's June, Edward Penfield
Poster, Salon des Cens, Mucha

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The Nation - One Hundredth Anniversary Issue 1965 Founded on July 6, 1865 as a classical liberal publication, it is one of the oldest continuously published magazines in the United States.

Cover exhibits shelf grit, slight ink notation, otherwise periodical containing 328 pages is in very good condition.

Contents include the following:

LEGACIES FROM OUR PAST

1865: The Great Transition
Fashions in Liberalism
American Journalism: Essay to Assay

U.S. PORTRAIT 1965

Waiting for Reality: Death of a Small Town
Waiting for Reality: Birth of the Megalopolis
What's Left of the Left

SOME ARE MORE EQUAL

Tell it Like it is Baby (Ralph Ellison)
The Peoples of America
Flight from History: The Heritage of the Negro
The South Revisited
The South As it Is
Hollywood is Black and White
A Different Drum

PROBLEMS OF FREEDOM

The Fear of Positive Thinking
America's Schizophrenic View of the Poor
Time to Kill: Automation, Leisure and Jobs

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The New Republic - Dec 7 1963 J F Kennedy Aftermath Periodical in publication since 1917 whose politics are liberal and progressive.

This issue honors the life and legacy of John F. Kennedy and ponders the issues at hand

The New Republic was a devoted critic of Kennedy. It spoke for his nomination as the Democratic candidate in 1960 admired his restraint, respected his intellect, regretted the evasions and hesitations that political realities seemed to command, and hoped for his reelection and a new Congress more hospitable to his program.

In very good condition, minor edge and cover defects.

Contents as Follows:

THIS WEEK
Another Beginning; Allies at the Funeral; Around the President; How Could it Happen

ARTICLES
When Castro Heard the News
Romans
Uncertainty and Anxiety Abroad
The World of Lyndon B. Johnson
Once Touched by Romance
The Armies of Ignorance
Unfinished Business

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