DOI Heft:
No. 114 (September, 1902)
DOI Artikel:Jenkins, Will: Illustration of the daily press in America, [2]
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.19876#0299
American Press Illustrators
manner of expressing move-
ment of water and clouds
is unsurpassed. Charles
Sarka is again represented
by another seaside subject.
The pretty bather is a
masterly piece of pen-work.
Full of form and colour,
his work is painty and yet
always strongly character
istic of the medium in
which it is drawn.
Paul J. Meylan is doing
excellent work in charac- ■
ter portraiture, as well
as many good renderings
from photographic data.
In the example here given
he has cleverly caught the
senior Senator from Mas-
sachusetts in one of his ' m.»,nn.vr» BV > r mew
THE ALLIANCE TANDEM BY A. G. RALLY
most characteristic poses. (From the " Montreal Star")
W. P. Bodwell's work
in the pages of the
" Boston Herald" has been for many years con- artistically uninteresting matter, he is able to dis-
spicuous for artistic method and style. When cover beauties of line and arrangement where a
dealing with what would otherwise be dry and lesser man would see only the sordid and ugly.
His writings are equally
charming in this way.
j. i The drawing here repro-
<?30''fag~\ V^^K. duced is one of a series
IpVJty\ of picturesque places near
rs/l)^ nf3A \ s£x% 111 Boston topographically re-
f 0) \\^\\ IS im\ sembling well-known parts
l 1^ V) 0 YV^L^ Tm^^L ^ of Europe.
W * I \ %'V|\^^ ^^^^jMk The "Montreal Star" is
A „° \ \ \ V/^%>'''" ^ sSfcl probably the first daily
1% ^~^Mk \^^^' 'mi£y^' ^M^^^^^~ newsPaPer on the American
) i .' V»C ' ^8|k^^"'I^Y^ continent in which news
" \ , A illustrations appeared as a
'jj|l|ipiPlk %gf ^^y" fe^-'-f^.r'^fe^fe,!,-^ 0 regular feature, and to Henri
■/f^^^^^^^^^^^ Jr~*T 1J "^P** —J Julien belongs the honour
W\ / °f being the first artist
. .£S / to devote himself entirely
££jjr / to the daily illustration
ll\ / of news. Artistic and skil-
111 / Kzgh&J ful as a draughtsman,
•jy|\ I ^ ms wor'c 'ias a^ways fui-
i I"' filled the requirements of
"=-"'*l • V^^^^-j^5^^ drawing of Sir Wilfred
= Laurier is from a series
,„„„..., in which the Canadian
,,,r„» BY R. M- BRINKERHOl' F
too high Cabinet Ministers are
(From the "New York Commercial )
287
manner of expressing move-
ment of water and clouds
is unsurpassed. Charles
Sarka is again represented
by another seaside subject.
The pretty bather is a
masterly piece of pen-work.
Full of form and colour,
his work is painty and yet
always strongly character
istic of the medium in
which it is drawn.
Paul J. Meylan is doing
excellent work in charac- ■
ter portraiture, as well
as many good renderings
from photographic data.
In the example here given
he has cleverly caught the
senior Senator from Mas-
sachusetts in one of his ' m.»,nn.vr» BV > r mew
THE ALLIANCE TANDEM BY A. G. RALLY
most characteristic poses. (From the " Montreal Star")
W. P. Bodwell's work
in the pages of the
" Boston Herald" has been for many years con- artistically uninteresting matter, he is able to dis-
spicuous for artistic method and style. When cover beauties of line and arrangement where a
dealing with what would otherwise be dry and lesser man would see only the sordid and ugly.
His writings are equally
charming in this way.
j. i The drawing here repro-
<?30''fag~\ V^^K. duced is one of a series
IpVJty\ of picturesque places near
rs/l)^ nf3A \ s£x% 111 Boston topographically re-
f 0) \\^\\ IS im\ sembling well-known parts
l 1^ V) 0 YV^L^ Tm^^L ^ of Europe.
W * I \ %'V|\^^ ^^^^jMk The "Montreal Star" is
A „° \ \ \ V/^%>'''" ^ sSfcl probably the first daily
1% ^~^Mk \^^^' 'mi£y^' ^M^^^^^~ newsPaPer on the American
) i .' V»C ' ^8|k^^"'I^Y^ continent in which news
" \ , A illustrations appeared as a
'jj|l|ipiPlk %gf ^^y" fe^-'-f^.r'^fe^fe,!,-^ 0 regular feature, and to Henri
■/f^^^^^^^^^^^ Jr~*T 1J "^P** —J Julien belongs the honour
W\ / °f being the first artist
. .£S / to devote himself entirely
££jjr / to the daily illustration
ll\ / of news. Artistic and skil-
111 / Kzgh&J ful as a draughtsman,
•jy|\ I ^ ms wor'c 'ias a^ways fui-
i I"' filled the requirements of
"=-"'*l • V^^^^-j^5^^ drawing of Sir Wilfred
= Laurier is from a series
,„„„..., in which the Canadian
,,,r„» BY R. M- BRINKERHOl' F
too high Cabinet Ministers are
(From the "New York Commercial )
287