English Illustration the Sixties 1855 70
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D. Watson, My accottnt zvith Her Majesty (August 1864) and Parley and Flatterivell (December 1865) being the most notable ; and others by A. W. Cooper, and lastly many by R. Barnes, whose studies of humble life yet await the full appreciation they deserve. These large and vigorous engrav- ings maintain a singularly high level of excellence, and, if not impeccable, are yet distinctly of art, and far above the ephemeral padding of more pretentious magazines. THE BAND OF HOPE REVIEW Of all unlikel...y publications to interest artist or collector a halfpenny monthly devoted to teetotalism might take first 81 OTHER ILLUSTRATED PERIODICALS place. Not because of its price, nor because it was a monthly with a mission, for many cheap serials have attracted the support of artists who gave liberally of their best for the sake of the cause the publications championed. The Band of Hope Review is no esoteric pamphlet, but a perfect instance of a popular venture unconcerned, one would think, with art. It would be easy to claim too much for it ; still the good work in its pages merits attention.
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D. Watson, My accottnt zvith Her Majesty (August 1864) and Parley and Flatterivell (December 1865) being the most notable ; and others by A. W. Cooper, and lastly many by R. Barnes, whose studies of humble life yet await the full appreciation they deserve. These large and vigorous engrav- ings maintain a singularly high level of excellence, and, if not impeccable, are yet distinctly of art, and far above the ephemeral padding of more pretentious magazines. THE BAND OF HOPE REVIEW Of all unlikel...y publications to interest artist or collector a halfpenny monthly devoted to teetotalism might take first 81 OTHER ILLUSTRATED PERIODICALS place. Not because of its price, nor because it was a monthly with a mission, for many cheap serials have attracted the support of artists who gave liberally of their best for the sake of the cause the publications championed. The Band of Hope Review is no esoteric pamphlet, but a perfect instance of a popular venture unconcerned, one would think, with art. It would be easy to claim too much for it ; still the good work in its pages merits attention.
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