Author: THE LADIES FIELD - CORONATION NUMBER
Title: The Ladies' Field Coronation Number. Vol. XVIII. - No.222
Description: London: June 14th, 1902 . 0. Original magazine with loss to spine, soiling, creasing and a few edge tears. Coloured Art Nouveau style front cover by H. Granville Fell and red, blue, and white advert to the rear cover. The magazine is securely bound with three rusted staples. Clean text and illustrations throughout. No creases or tears. pp.xxxi/ pp.xxxi A - F/ pp.58 /pp.lvxiii ** "Herbert Granville Fell (1872–1951) was a painter, illustrator, designer, editor, teacher and art-critic. Though born in the Victorian period, he lived well into the twentieth century, expressing his versatility in a wide variety of roles. He was the Director of Drawing, Painting and Design at the Royal Albert Memorial College in Exeter, exhibited commercially, wrote several books on painters – notably Cezanne – and worked as the art-editor and editor for The Ladies’ Field (1907–19), The Strand Magazine (1910–12) and The Queen (1924–8). Fell is perhaps best known, however, for his long service as the editor of The Connoisseur (1935–51), which was, and remains, an influential periodical.." - See Victorian Web.

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