The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 310
TJie Pictorial Press. 29i come into use; and as the event occurred on a Monday therewas not too much time, ■with the limited means then atcommand, to produce them on a large scale. In No. Gthere is a small cut entitled The Queens first trip by Rail-way, which illustrates an account of her Majestys… … MR. E. COBDEX, M.P. FKOM THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NE\\-S, JULY 2, 1842. exception of the drawings by Gilbert most of the illustra-tions in these first six numbers are of an inferior character,and show that the conductors of the paper had not yetobtained the best artistic help. Indeed it was a long…
Illustration of books · Newspapers
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