"The Society Lion," by  John Henry Dolph, 1835-1903       Cats and dogs, as the companions of the daily life of the human r...

by illustrator Edgard Farasyn       The correspondent of the New York Tribune gave Holland its due when he said, "The exhibit of t...

by Sterner    It is as difficult to define our individual art creeds as it would be, without the aid of the theologians, to define a re...

      Character in beasts and birds--the bovine in cattle, the swinish in pigs, the self-complacency betrayed by geese in their waddle--i...

      In Onofre Gari Torrent we have another exponent of the pathos of the sea, the hard lives of those who live upon it, and the heroic ...

by Howard Helmick       It is, from one point of view, an amusing fact, that in forming our judgment as to the merits of a picture, we ...

by Charles Lanman       It was when Washington Irving was speaking of Charles Lanman as an author, many years ago, that the latter was ...

("Luxembourg Garden, Paris." by Blenner)       Carle J. Blenner belongs to that interesting group of American artists wh...

Love Of The Child For Drawing.       In reality it is well to teach every child certain of the rudiments of the various arts, and the v...