Newyorkitis, John H. Girdner, M.D.

This is a unique and rare book, perfect for collectors and literature enthusiasts. The book was published in New York by Grafton in 1901 and is a first edition. The author, John H. Girdner, M.D., wrote about the topic of living in New York in English language. The book is a hardcover and has special attributes that make it valuable. The book is in its original form and is a great addition to any collection. In overrall VG cond. Decorative blue cloth cover with a NY city embossed in gold and white. Spine lettering partially rubbed. This book is sure to be a great addition to any collection and will provide hours of enjoyment to its owner.

Newyorkitis, John H. Girdner, M.D.

This is a unique and rare book, perfect for collectors and literature enthusiasts. The book was published in New York by Grafton in 1901 and is a first edition. The author, John H. Girdner, M.D., wrote about the topic of living in New York in English language. The book is a hardcover and has special attributes that make it valuable. The book is in its original form and is a great addition to any collection. In overrall VG cond. Decorative blue cloth cover with a NY city embossed in gold and white. Spine lettering partially rubbed. This book is sure to be a great addition to any collection and will provide hours of enjoyment to its owner.

1915 Bypaths in Arcady Book of Love Songs 25 Erotic PHOTOS Lejaren Hiller Nudes

Bypaths in Arcady A Book of Love Songs By Kendall Banning With illustrations in photogravure from photographs by Lejaren A. Hiller and a note of comment by John W. Alexander CHICAGO. BROTHERS OF THE BOOK. 1915. 1st Edition. Limited. 176/540. 9 ¾ x 13 ½ inches. Hardcover. Vellum spine. Fabriano hand-made watermarked paper. 25 erotic photogravures from photographs by Lejaren A. Hiller. Some staining to spine and back cover. Binding is starting at some points but holds. Good or better. Heavy. Lejaren A. Hiller (1880-1969) studied industrial design and advertising at the Art Institute of Chicago. In 1906 he moved to New York City and opened an art studio at 23 West 31st Street. In 1910 his first pulp magazine cover painting was published on the July issue of The Cavalier from Munsey Publications. In 1911 his work appeared on the cover of the pulp magazine Short Stories from Doubleday Hiller sold interior story illustrations to Pearson’s, Collier’s, Nash’s, Good Housekeeping, Cosmopolitan, and The Saturday Evening Post. He also created several cover illustrations for the popular humor magazine, Life. He also became an active member of the New York Society of Illustrators. He was instrumental in organizing that club’s annual costume ball. As a creative outgrowth of staging and photographing this club’s theatrical pageants, Hiller became fascinated with composing passion plays and using photography to document them. He was soon regarded as the “creator of American photographic illustration.” By 1921 his innovative use of photography inspired him to create several artistic motion pictures, such as The Beggar Maid, which he directed for Tri-Art Picture Company of Red Bank, NJ. Track Page Views WithAuctiva’s Counter