Illustration Magazine #70–84 Back Issues 2020–2023

Illustration Magazine is a digital PDF archive listing covering back issues numbered 70 through 84 from 2020–2023. The supplied file is a digital download, with instant download available after purchase.

The locally examined pages identify Volume Nineteen, Issue Number 76, published in May 2022. The magazine was published, edited, and designed by Daniel Zimmer for The Illustrated Press, Inc.

This archival edition is presented for readers interested in illustration art, pulp imagery, comic strips, magazine covers, and historical visual material.

Book Overview

Illustration Magazine documents artists, published images, and related developments in the history of commercial illustration. The examined issue includes a major feature on Earle K. Bergey by David Saunders, alongside material on William Oberhardt, J.C. Leyendecker, Dean Cornwell, and Haddon Sundblom.

The issue also contains illustrated examples from pulp magazines, newspaper comic strips, advertising, auction catalog material, exhibitions, and events. Its pages combine editorial writing with reproductions and captions that identify artists, publications, dates, media, and subjects where provided.

Category: Art. Author and editor: Daniel Zimmer.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• A feature titled “The Art of Earle K. Bergey” by David Saunders.
• Biographical and career material on Earle K. Bergey, including his newspaper work, art training, and comic-strip assignments.
• Discussion of pulp cover illustration and the historical documentation of original artwork.
• Illustrated examples connected with Startling Stories, Sentimental Stories, Brief Stories, and Tales of Magic and Mystery.
• Comic-strip illustrations from Deb Days, including examples dated June 20–22, 1927.
• Additional contents on William Oberhardt, J.C. Leyendecker, Dean Cornwell, and Haddon Sundblom.
• Sections titled “New and Notable” and “Exhibitions and Events.”

Why This Book Matters

Illustration Magazine preserves visual and editorial evidence from the history of commercial illustration. The examined material connects artists with specific publications, comic strips, artworks, dates, media, and auction or exhibition information.

Its focus on Earle K. Bergey also records the working history of a professional newspaper and commercial artist. The issue is relevant to illustration researchers, collectors, students, and readers studying pulp art and twentieth-century visual culture.

Book Details

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