Print collector's quarterly (6.1916)

THE DUNE COUNTRY
An Etcher’s Journeys
By EARL H. REED
Author of '■''The Voices of the
Dunesf etc.
With 60 Illustrations by the
Author. Cloth, $2.00 net.
The text and illustrations in this
book depict a strange and pictur-
esque country — the big ranges of
sand dunes that skirt the Southern
and Eastern shores of Lake Michigan.
Mr. Reed's etchings, made in the re-
gion of which he writes, have already
won him deserved fame.

SOME RARE
PORTRAITS OF JAMES
McNEILL WHISTLER
By A. E. GALLATIN
Author of "The Portraits and
Caricatures of Whistler,” etc.
Edition limited to 100 copies,
signed and numbered, and printed
at the De Vinne Press. $5.00
net. Only a few copies left.
A critical essay, with reproduc-
tions, by the photo-gelatine process,
of hitherto unpublished portraits and
caricatures by Seymour Haden, Bol-
dini, Thomas R. Way, Helleu, E. T.
Reed and Max Beerbohm.

THE FIRST AUTHORITATIVE ART RECORD OF THE
RECENT PACIFIC COAST EXPOSITIONS
IMPRESSIONS OF THE ART
AT THE
PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION
By CHRISTIAN BRINTON
Member of the International Jury
Author of "Modern Artistsf etc. With five plates in frill color
and eighty-two half-tone reproductions. Quarto. Boards. $3.00 net.
This is more than a mere account of the Archi-
tecture, Sculpture, and Painting shown at the San
Francisco and San Diego expositions. It ranks as a
critical survey of modern American and European art
and, as such, makes a permanent appeal. A special
feature of the work is the illustrations, which are not
only copious but carefully reproduced.

Publishers JOHN LANE COMPANY New York

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