Archives
de l'art français / Nouvelles Archives de l'art français
[France]
Paris: various publishers [irregular]
1857-1905
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For all it is very useful, the Internet Archive is in a bit untidy and could do with some judicious editing. The volumes digitized are sometimes incoorrectly catalogued. It is necessary to look at each file separately in order to ascertain which volumes have been digitized. It would seem that most, if not all the volumes of this journal from 1857-1903 have been done.
For a bibliographical record of Archives de l'art français / Nouvelles Archives de l'art français see this link.
L'Art Moderne [Belgium]
Brussels: Monnom [weekly]
Vol.1, 1881 - vol.34, 1914
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Les Arts. Revue Mensuelle des Musées, Collections Expositions [France]
Paris: Goupil & Cie [monthly]
Vol.1,
no.1, 1902 - vol.19, no.180, 1919
[Note: volume 1918 includes vol.19 1918 and vol.20, 1919]
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Text in French
Comments: well digitized and easy to use.
Augusta.
Revista de Arte [Argentina]
Buenos Aires, Argentina: Augusta [monthly]
Vol.1,
no.2, nos.2-7, July-December 1918
Vol.2, nos.8-13, January-June 1919
Vol.3, no.14-19, July-December 1919 [lacks no.16, September
1919]
Vol.4, nos.20-25, January-June 1920
Vol.5, no.26-31, July-December 1920
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Text in Spanish.
Comments: short-lived Argentine journal. Covered contemporary art architecture and design. Well digitized and easy to use.
The Burlington Magazine [UK]
London: The Savile Publishing Company / The Burlington Magazine Limited [monthly]
Vol.
2, April 1903 - vol. 41, December 1922
[lacks vols. 3-4, September 1903 - March 1904]
Note. Vol. 30 contains vols. 30-31
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Die
Christliche Kunst: Monatsschrift für alle Gebiete der
christlichen Kunst und Kunstwissenschaft [Germany]
Munich,
Germany: Gesellschaft für Christliche Kunst [monthly]
Vol.1, October 1904 - vol.18, December 1922
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The
Connoisseur. An Illustrated Magazine for Collectors [UK]
London:
Otto Limited / W. Claude Johnson [monthly]
Vol.2, January 1902 - vol.63, August 1922
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The Craftsman [USA]
Eastwood, New York: The United Crafts [monthly]
Vol.1,
no.1, October 1901 - vol.31, no.3, December 1916 [all published]
This title has been digitized in its entirety by the University of Wisconsin Decorative Arts and Material Culture collection.
and by the University of Toronto for the Internet Archive project:
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Comments:
The quality of the digitisation by the University of Wisconsin
is possibly superior and the user may also find it easier
to use.
A description of The Craftsmen provided by the Digital Library
for the Decorative Arts and Material Culture:
In 1901, Gustav Stickley, a premier proponent of the Arts
and Crafts movement in North America, along with United
Crafts of Eastwood N.Y. published the first issue of The
Craftsman. The monthly journal was dedicated to the products,
ideals and philosophy of the Arts and Crafts Movement. The
Craftsman espoused the ideal of simple, functional design
and the "necessity of producing good art as a means
to improve public morals and further public happiness"
(Foreword from v.2, no.3, 1902). Topics include furniture
making, domestic architecture, interior design, landscape
design, decorative arts, textiles, industry and social commentary.
There are also numerous articles by and about major artisans
and proponents of the Arts and Crafts Movement, such as
William Morris, John Ruskin, Charles Binns, Irene Sargent,
Frederick Law Olmsted and Harvey Ellis. Full of illustrations
and photographs, The Craftsman provides a multifaceted and
detailed look into the movement and its beginnings in North
America. The journal ceased publication in 1916.
Presented here is a full-text digital facsimile of The Craftsman
(1901-1916), made from the holdings of the University of
Wisconsin-Madison's Steenbock Library and Kohler Art Library.
The libraries' issues are not archivally intact; covers
and concluding sections of advertising pages are missing
in some cases. However, article content in numbered page
sequences is complete. The full text is keyword searchable
within the limits of optical character recognition software.
The contents for each issue can also be browsed; and thumbnail
images of pages in sequence can be displayed using "gallery
view." Indexing of The Craftsman in commercial sources
is available via "Readers' Guide Retrospective"
online by the H. W. Wilson Co., and the print volume: "The
New Craftsman Index," by Marilyn Fish (Lambertville,
NJ: Arts and Crafts Quarterly Press, 1997).
For further information about the University of Wisconsin
Decorative Arts and Material Culture Collection and about
other resources they have digitized see: http://decorativearts.library.wisc.edu/
Die
Kunst. Monatshefte für frei und angewandte Kunst [Germany]
Munich, Germany: F. Bruckmann A.-G [monthly]
Vol. 1, October 1899 - vol. 45, September 1922
[lacks vols.2-3, 5-6, 14]
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Note: the even volume of Die Kunst (e.g. 2, 4, 6, 8) incorporate
its sister decorative and applied arts journal Dekorative
Kunst which was also published separately by F. Bruckmann
A.-G.
Gazette
des Beaux-Arts [France]
Paris: Éditions des beaux-Arts [monthly]
1859-1899 [most if not all issues have been digitized]
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Text in French.
For a bibliographical record of this journal see this link.
International
Studio [USA]
New York, NY: International Studio/John Lane Company [monthly]
Vol.31, no.121, March 1907 - vol.75, no.304, September 1922
[lacks vols.68-69, July 1919-April 1920]
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Magazine of Art [UK]
London: Cassell Petter Galpin & Co., later Cassell & Company [monthly]
Vol.5,1881-82
Vol.6 1882-83
Vol.7 1883-84
Vol.8 1884-85
Vol.9 1885-86
Vol.10 1886-87
Vol.11 1887-88
Vol.12 1888-89
Vol.16 1892-93
Vol.17 1893-94
Vol.20, 1896-97
Vol.21, May, June 1897
Vol.22, 1897-98
Vol.23, April, May June, August 1899
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The
New Path [USA]
New York, NY: Society for the Advancement of Truth in Art
Vol. 1, no.1, May 1863 - Vol. 2, no.12, December 1865 [all published]
Description
provided by the Digital Library for the Decorative Arts
and Material Culture at the University of Wisconsin :
The New Path (May, 1863-December, 1865) was a short-lived
but significant journal published in New York by the Society
for the Advancement of Truth in Art. The society and its
journal espoused the aesthetic principles of John Ruskin
and the English Pre-Raphaelite movement. The journal is
of interest for its content and provides an example of one
of the earlier art journals published in the United States.
The full text is searchable here, relying on optical character
recognition software to analyze the scanned pages. This
journal is also among those indexed by the UW-Madison licensed
resource, Index to Nineteenth-Century American Art Periodicals.
The original text volume is available at the UW-Madison,
Kohler Art Library, AP N532 P297.
Comments: an excellent digitization provided by the Digital Library for the Decorative Arts and Material Culture at the University of Wisconsin.
For further information about the University of Wisconsin Decorative Arts and Material Culture Collection and about other resources they have digitized see: http://decorativearts.library.wisc.edu/
The
Studio [UK]
Note: incorrectly catalogued as Studio International
London: The Studio
Vol.8, no.39, June 1896 - vol.84, no.357, December 1922
[lacks vols 30, 36, 40, 56, 58, 67, 69, 72-82]
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Note: The first 50 volumes of The Studio (1893-1910) have also been digitized for the designinform database ReVIEW. The OCR is more accurate and it is possible to cross-search volumes. See: http://www.designinform.co.uk/ for further information about this title
For the bibliographical record of The Studio journal see this link.
The
Yellow Book [UK]
London: E. Mathews
Vol.1, April 1894 - vol.13, April 1897 [all published]
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For a history of The Yellow Book see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Yellow_Book
For a bibliographical record of The Yellow Book journal see this link.