Featuring the work of illustrators George Gross, Warren Baumgartner, and Paul Shipper. 80 pages. 

In this Special Issue: We feature the work of AUSTIN BRIGGS, the masterful draftsman best known for his long career illustrating fiction and advertising in many of the nation's largest slick magazines of the 40s and 50s. As one of the founders of the Famous Artists School, his work influenced generations of illustrators. Book reviews, and more round out the issue. 80 pages, 8.5 x 11, full color.

In this issue: The art of Coles Phillips, Ollie Harrington, and Aiden Lassell Ripley. 80 pages.

In this issue: We feature the work of illustrators Earl McGran Jackson, Mario Cooper, and the early artists of the Old West. 96 pages!

In this issue: We feature the work of RON LESSER, best known for his prolific career painting paperback cover illustrations from the 1960s on up to present day, with his recent work for Hard Case Crime books. As the world marks the centenary of the armistice that ended World War I, THE MESSENGERS OF WAR in this issue features a look at the artists who created "pictorial publicity" for the war effort, from recruitment posters to Liberty Loan drives. Book reviews, exhibitions and events, and more round out the issue.

In this issue: The Pin-Up Art of Earl Moran, The Art of Thomas Nast, and How the West Was Sold. 80 pages.

In this issue: The art of Gilbert Bunny; The Art of Frederic Varady; The Rip van Winkle illustrations of N.C. Wyeth; book reviews, events and exhibitions, and more! 

In this issue we feature the work of H.W. McCauley, best known for his "Mac Girls" as seen on the covers of pulps such as Imagination, Amazing Stories, and more. Our second feature showcases the work of the brilliant Jes Schaikjer, who produced many beautiful posters for the war effort during WWII. Last but not least we feature the work of early 19th century illustrators on expedition to the frontier. Exhibitions and Events, Book Reviews, and more round out the issue.

This SPECIAL ISSUE of Illustration Magazine features the legendary artist James Montgomery Flagg, creator of the "I Want You" poster.

This issue features the work of Earl Mayan, Peter Stevens, and W.E. Hill.

In this issue: We feature the brilliant work of Saul Tepper, profusely illustrated with original paintings and rare tear sheets from vintage magazines. Next up we discuss the work of James Avati, and his paperback cover paintings for the novels of William Faulkner. Our final feature Gum's Graphics concerns the packaging design and illustrations for chewing gum over the years. Book reviews, exhibitions and events, and more round out the issue. 80 pages.

In this issue: The work of Don Maitz, Dan Beard, and Charles Clarence Dawson. Book reviews, Exhibitions and Events, and more! 96 pages.

In this issue: Norman Rockwell and Friends: The Mort Kunstler Collection of American Illustrators by Michael W. Schantz, PhD; 
Frank R. Paul (1884 - 1963) by David Saunders; The Waud Brothers and the Development of the Pictorial Press During the Civil War by Dennis Raverty, PhD, with Dennis Dittrich. Exhibitions and Events, Book Reviews, and more round out the issue. 96 pages in full color.

Illustration #53 features the work of illustrators. The Enduring Artistry of Mel Odom by Bradford R. Hamann, Little Ellen’s Big Talent and the First Tweets by John Witek, Eric Pape: Master of the Pageant by Dr. Gregory L. Conn and more..!!!

IN THIS ISSUE: The art of John La Gatta, Harry Beckhoff, and the Artists for Victory posters of WWII. John La Gatta by Daniel Zimmer, The Clear Line of Harry Beckhoff by Daniel Zimmer, Artists for Victory by John Witek, Exhibitions and Events, New and Notable and more..!!!

In this issue: The Art of John Gannam by David Saunders. The Invisible Frank Walts by John Witek. The Art of C.B. Mayshark by David Saunders. Exhibitions and Events, Book Reviews, and more!

This spectacular 50th issue of ILLUSTRATION is a Special Issue devoted to the life and work of J.C. Leyendecker. The current issue you hold in your hands presents a detailed look at the life of one of my favorite illustrators of all time, J.C. Leyendecker. Frequent contributor David Saunders has produced one of the most complete biographies of the artist ever published, and I’m very excited to share it with you in this book-length issue.

In this issue: David Saunders returns to present the lurid and spectacular art of John Newton Howitt, the artist behind some of the most collectible pulp covers for such titles as Terror Tales and Horror Stories, Operator #5, The Spider, and more. Also in this issue, we present the work of Stevan Dohanos, probably best known for his over 120+ covers for the Saturday Evening Post. Book reviews, exhibitions and events, and more round out the issue. 80 pages.  

In this issue: In this issue we feature Rolf Armstrong, the Father of the Calendar Girl Pin-Up. We also feature the legendary Gustave Dore. Exhibitions and events, book reviews, and more. 

This issue of illustration features the work of George Petty and Charles Dana Gibson.

In this issue: Virgil Finlay, A.B. Frost, Tom Miller, and William Meade Prince. Book Reviews, Exhibitions and more!

Illustrators featured in this issue: Mead Schaeffer and Michael Dolas.

This is a Special Issue entirely devoted to the life and work of pulp artist Walter Baumhofer.

In this issue: The gorgeous work of Henry Patrick Raleigh. Our story features over 45 pages of spectacular illustrations, with all of the reproductions shot directly from original art. Rare photographs, tear sheets and more are shown. Next up we feature the work of Victor Kalin, whose inventive paperback covers of the \'60s are widely collected today. Book reviews, exhibitions and events, and more round out the issue. 80 pages.

In this issue we feature the work of Paul Rader, legendary sexy paperback book cover artist; award winning Children\'s Book illustrator Ted Lewin; and book illustrator Edwin John Prittie, best known for his work on the Horrors of War Gum Cards. Book Reviews, Events, and more round out the issue!

Illustration #41 features the sensational art of George Stavrinos (shown on the cover), best known for his fashion advertisements of the 1970s and ’80s. Our story is packed with incredible examples of original art, showcasing his meticulous rendering style. Also featured in this issue is the second part of our story on the work of Australian Golden Age artist Norman Lindsay. Our feature is illustrated with numerous beautiful examples of original watercolors and drawings, many previously unpublished. Book reviews, exhibitions and events, and more round out this issue.

Illustration #40 features the sensational art of Bruce Minney (shown on the cover), best known for his men’s adventure magazine art of the 1950s and ’60s. Our story is packed with incredible examples of original art, and numerous rare and hard to find covers showcasing his prolific output. Also featured in this issue is the work of legendary Golden Age illustrator Edwin Austin Abbey. Our story is illustrated with beautiful examples of original paintings and life drawings from the Yale Museum of Art, many unseen for almost 100 years. Book reviews, events, and more round out the issue.

This issue features Pete Hawley, best known for his work for Jantzen Swimwear in the 1950s and \'60s; Heinrich Kley, whose brilliant line work captivated Walt Disney and influenced the style of Fantasia; and paperback and advertising illustrator William Ira Teason.

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ILLUSTRATION is a beautiful, educational, and scholarly magazine devoted to the history of American illustration art. Published quarterly and printed in full color, each issue features the highest quality printing, photography and color reproductions of original art available anywhere. The magazine is distributed nationwide to high quality bookstores, newsstands, comic book shops and specialty retailers. If you don't see the magazine at your local store, please ask for it!
 
For those with an interest in popular culture, commercial art and design, publishing history, comic books, paperbacks, pulp magazines, or collecting original art, ILLUSTRATION is the best source for new information on the illustrators of the past.

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