DOI issue:
No. 68 (October, 1902)
DOI article:Jenkins, Will: Illustration of the daily press in America, [2]
DOI article:Werbung
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.22774#0410
AMERICAN
GARDENS
Edited by Guy Lowell and illustrated
by 22 J large engravings from specially
made photographs, together with plans
Price $7.50
“The book is distinctly and emphatically
American and for Americans, and it es-
pecially deserves recognition on this account.
Quite apart from the beauty of the volume
and our pride in finding so much to admire
in the work of American designers of gar-
dens, there are valuable lessons to be drawn
from it by all who have or hope to have
gardens of their own. ’ ’— Boston Transcript.
“ It would be hard to overpraise the beauty
of the large and finely printed photographs of
private gardens which make up the greater
part of this sumptuous quarto. ’ ’— The Out-
look. “A superb volume. ’ ’— Chicago Post.
Send for descriptive illustrated
circular to the publishers
BATES & GUILD COMPANY
Boston, Mass.
THE ART REVIEW
Is issued on the 15th
of each month at a
cost of One Dollar a
year. It contains in-
teresting letters from London, Paris, and New
York on current Art matters. A resume of all
the new Pictures published during the month,
with full particulars of them. Accounts of all
domestic and foreign Auction sales and descrip-
tions of the latest designs in Framing. An
invaluable aid to the Art Dealer and general
Picture Buyer. SEND
for SAMPLE COPY.
THE ART REVIEW,
6x7 Locust Street,
St. Louis, Mo., U.S.A.
In writing to advertisers, please mention The Internaiio7ial Studio.
AD. X.
GARDENS
Edited by Guy Lowell and illustrated
by 22 J large engravings from specially
made photographs, together with plans
Price $7.50
“The book is distinctly and emphatically
American and for Americans, and it es-
pecially deserves recognition on this account.
Quite apart from the beauty of the volume
and our pride in finding so much to admire
in the work of American designers of gar-
dens, there are valuable lessons to be drawn
from it by all who have or hope to have
gardens of their own. ’ ’— Boston Transcript.
“ It would be hard to overpraise the beauty
of the large and finely printed photographs of
private gardens which make up the greater
part of this sumptuous quarto. ’ ’— The Out-
look. “A superb volume. ’ ’— Chicago Post.
Send for descriptive illustrated
circular to the publishers
BATES & GUILD COMPANY
Boston, Mass.
THE ART REVIEW
Is issued on the 15th
of each month at a
cost of One Dollar a
year. It contains in-
teresting letters from London, Paris, and New
York on current Art matters. A resume of all
the new Pictures published during the month,
with full particulars of them. Accounts of all
domestic and foreign Auction sales and descrip-
tions of the latest designs in Framing. An
invaluable aid to the Art Dealer and general
Picture Buyer. SEND
for SAMPLE COPY.
THE ART REVIEW,
6x7 Locust Street,
St. Louis, Mo., U.S.A.
In writing to advertisers, please mention The Internaiio7ial Studio.
AD. X.