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The stories published by Coconino Classics are signaled by a colour icon. Clicking on the titles will link you to the adequate Harper's volume in the Cornell University MoA archives. Use the pages numbers in the index to find items of interest. COMICALITIES pp. 569-570 : "Three Leaves from Punch" , funny alphabet, illustrated. pp. 713-718 : "Three Leaves from Punch", cartoons pp. 859-862 : "Three Leaves from Punch", cartoons ----------------------------- pp. 141-142 : "A Leaf from Punch" + "Pleasure trip
of Mr Robinson and Jones" pp. 285-286 : "A Leaf from Punch" 1Page Text + cartoon / 1 page of 2 cartoons p. 424 : "Woman's emancipation, being a letter adressed to Mr
Punch..." Text + p. 425 : "Three Leaves from Punch" : 3 cartoons/ 3 cartoons/2 pp. 717-718 : "A Leaf from Punch" 3 cartoons/2 cartoons pp. 861-862 : "A Leaf from Punch" 2 cartoons/2cartoons ---------------------------- pp. 141-142 : "A Leaf NOT from Punch" ; text + 2 cartoons/
2 cartoons and pp. 285-286 : "A Leaf from Punch" ; 2 cartoons p. page. pp. 429-430 : "A Leaf from Punch" ; 2 cartoons p. page. pp. 573-574 : "A Leaf from Punch" ; cartoon about the broken
liberty of the pp. 713-716 : "Three Leaves from Punch" : 3 X 1 cartoon/page
about the pp. 717-718 : "Three Leaves from Punch", 2 cartoons/ page pp. 857-859: "Three Leaves from Punch", 2 cartoons/ page pp. 861-862 : text, 1 cartoon, 1 illustration/ 1 cartoon about French events
pp. 141-142 : "A Leaf from Punch" 1 cartoon / 2 cartoons pp. 282-284 : "Comicalities, original and selected ": better
wood-cuts, pp. 285-286 : (Titled : Comicalities) 2 cartoons/page + poem pp. 427-430 : "Comicalities, original and selected " ;
text + cartoon ; 2 pp. 569-574 : "Comicalities, original and selected " 1
cartoon or 2 cartoons / pp. 717-718 : "Comicalities, original and selected " 2 cartoons/page pp. 861-862 : "Comicalities, original and selected " 2
cartoons/page ---------------------------- pp. 141-142 : "Comicalities, original and selected " 2 cartoons/page pp. 285-286 : "Comicalities, original and selected " 2 cartoons/page pp. 429-430 : "Comicalities, original and selected " 1
cartoon /page + text ; 2 pp. 573-574 : "Comicalities, original and selected " 2 cartoons/page pp. 717-718 : "Comicalities, original and selected " 2 cartoons/page pp. 861-862 : "Comicalities, original and selected " 2
cartoons/page ---------------------- pp. 141-142 : "Comicalities, original and selected " 2 cartoons/page pp. 285-286 : "Comicalities, original and selected " 3 cartoons pp. 429-430 : "Comicalities, original and selected " 2 cartoons pp. 573 -574 : "Appearance of things in general for a gentleman pp. 717-718 : "Comicalities, original and selected " 1 cartoon-2cartoons pp. 861-862 :: "Comicalities, original and selected " Series
of 4 cartoons on the same theme, 2/page : "Pictures from parties" ---------------------------- pp. 285-286 : No cartoons there, and no Fashion for this month : explanation in January first page: "For the first time since the establishment of pp. 429-430 : 2 cartoons/page pp. 573-574 : "Julien's concert -illustrated programme ", series of drawings with unified theme. pp. 717-718 : 2 cartoons/page pp. 861-862 : "The spirits of May-Day", story in 3 (panels
?)cartoons ----------------------------- pp. 141-142 : New America at the sea-side : narrative sequence in 4 cartoons pp. 285-286 : Fourth of July upon the Hudson : narrative sequences pp. 429-430 : The Mosquito War : 8 pannels narrative sequence pp. 573-574 ; cartoons (Comicalities, original and selected) pp. 714-717 : The Five Senses (thematic series of 5 cartoons) pp. 861 ; 2 cartoons (immigrant returning to old Europe) pp. 862 : illustrated text reminiscent of Chodowiecki and Lichtenberg
: ---------------------------- pp. 141-142 : "Comicalities, original and selected" 2X
2 "before/after" type of pp. 285-286 : School, The Smile/ School : The Frown (probably same author) pp. 429-430 : "Valentine, Delight/Valentine, Vexation" (probably same author) pp. 573-574 : "The police of New York" serie of 4 cartoons pp. 717-718 : "Comicalities, original and selected" (2
cartoons) / pp. 861-862 : Dual cartoons : Young America in town/in Country // ----------------------------- pp. 141-142 : "Comicalities, original and selected" : 4 cartoons pp. 285-286 : FRANK BELLEW "Mr Simpkins experiment in housekeeping"
pp. 429-430 : JOHN McLENAN : "Mr Slim's aquatic experience"
pp. 573-574 : JOHN McLENAN : "Mr Slim experience at sea",
narrative pp. 717-718 : JOHN McLENAN : "Mr Slim Piscatorial experience" pp. 861-862 : JOHN McLENAN : "Mr Slim final piscatorial experience",
close up, subjective views (c.f. stereoscopic slide) . ---------------------------- pp. 141-142 : Hon. Mr Bloemup's Congressional Experience, narrative
sequence 281 The seat of war : attack/defeat" 282 : The 7 age of virtue/vice" pp. 283-285: "Life insurance - a dream" (dream in 16 panels, Toepfferian in style) pp. 285-286 : "Observation in ornithology"( Jim Crow and Dinah Crow) in 2 cartoons. pp. 429-430 : 2X 8 cartoons-panels about Valentine's day, with balloons pg 430 pp. 573-574 : Windology : 2X 8 cartoons-panels on the theme of the Wind (c.f. Cruikshank's Almanacks) pp. 717-718 : "Foolish Folks, All-Fools 'day sketches", 2X 8 cartoons-panels (c.f. Cruikshank's Almanacks) pp. 861-862 : May-Day in New York/ May-Day in the Country
pp. 141-142 : FRANK BELLEW "Mr Samson Shangaï's three days on a farm" (2X8panels narrative sequence) pp. 285-286 : "Hints for celebrating the fourth of July" (2X6 thematic serie panels) pp. 429-430 : "Experiment in photography" ! ! !2X8 Daguerrotypes (wonderful : sort of a bridge between Cruikshank and Busch)7 pp. 573-574 : "Advertisements - illustrated", social thematic series of 2X6 panels pp. 713 : "The husband as he ought to be / and as he ought not to be", dual path cartoon. pp. 717-718 : "The Miseries of Mistress", social thematic
series of 2 X 2 pp. 861-862 : "Portraits of advertisers", Social thematic
series of 2 X 6 ---------------------------- pp. 141 : Illustration "What it must come to", reminiscent of a Cruikshank's illsutration for "GC'sTable Book" pp. 285-286 : "The Miseries of Mistress", social thematic
series of 2 X 2 pp. 429-430 : "Illustration of natural history" + other "dual"cartoons. pp. 573-574 : Simple illustrations. pp. 717-718 : FRANK BELLEW "The Inauguration", narrative sequence in 11 panels strange similarities in style with later stories by Wilhelm Busch. pp. 861-862 : FRANK BELLEW : "Original Comicalities" :
2 X 2 cruikshankian cartoons (triangle signature) ----------------------------- pp. 141-142 : JOHN McLENAN : "Inconvenience of living in an
uniform row of houses" pp. 429-430 : "Elephantine Metamorphoses" thematic fantasy serie of 2 X 8 panels. pp. 573-574 : No illustration pp. 717-718 : "Finks Patents for inflatable costumes", thematic series of 2 X 8 panels. pp. 861-862 : F. W. BELLEW : "Charley's side-walk acquaintances" illustrated text about the Charley character. ---------------------------- pp. 141-142 : "Imagination versus reality" thematic series of 2 X 8 dual path panels. pp. 285-286 : JOHN McLENAN : "Frangipanni's sleigh ride and
what came of it" pp. 429-430 : "Mis Fanny flirt and her victims", thematic
series of 2 X 8 pp. 573-574 : "Substance and shadows" thematic series in 2 X 8 panels. Very good. reminiscent of Grandville ? pp. 717-718 : "Private gallery, Collection of Moses Levi, esq.",witty, well done thematic series of 2 X 8 panels. pp. 861-862 : "Ingredients of a modern novel", thematic
series of 2 X 8 panels. ----------------------------- pp. 141-142 : JOHN McLENAN : "Mr Flasher's Love at first sight" by J. McLENAN , NOTE THE PATENT INFLUENCE OF TOPFFER'S MR JABOT. pp. 285-286 : JOHN McLENAN : "Grabs Great Gift Enterprise" pp. 429-430 : "Guesses at the Truth", 8 panels per page thematic series. pp. 573-574 : "A New System of Musical Notation", 8 panels per page thematic series. pp. 717-718 : JOHN McLENAN : "Mr Elephant at Mrs Potiphor's Grand Soiree" Narrative , fantasy and burlesque. pp. 861-862 : JOHN McLENAN : "An Affair of Honor" ---------------------------- pp. 141-142 : "Arrowsmith 's Panorama of Western Travel", thematic series of 2 X8 panels. pp. 285-286 : JOHN McLENAN : "Experience of a Dramatic Author" pp. 429-430 : JOHN McLENAN : "Noodle's attempts at suicide" pp. 573-574 : "Substance and Shadow" ; thematic sequence
, pp. 717-718 : "Heads of the people", 2 very Toepfferian pages with numerous heads.
pp. 141-142 : FRANK BELLEW : "Scenes from Master Charley's Love Life" ( neotenic theme : cute, sentimental, semi-narrative series of integrated images) pp. 285-286 : "Mister Bottle and his friend' , Cruikshankian
narrative, pp. 429-430 : FRANK BELLEW : "Master Charley's Fourth of July", semi-narrative series with integrated panels. pp. 573-574 : NOTHING pp. 717-718 : "Flower and Figure pieces", thematic series, pp. 861-862 : "Professor Prog's entomological experiences",
narrative sequence, 5 integrated panels/ page. Fantasy. Cryptogame
influence ? (UNSIGNED) ---------------------------- pp. 141-142 : "Spriggin's voyage of life", narrative sequence
of integrated p. 285: "Shadows over the way" : wonderful vision of silhouettes
through p. 286 : FRANK BELLEW : : "The Inebriometer", whole page comic display. pp. 429-430 : FRANK BELLEW : : "Master Charley in the Snow" Wonderful thematic series of cartoons about kids playing in the snow. pp. 573-574 : FRANK BELLEW : "Tobacco and its users", thematic
series of cartoons. p. 717 : FRANK BELLEW : "Master Charley first pantaloons", semi-narrative series. p. 718 : FRANK BELLEW : "Master Charley first pantaloons", narrative page, in 4 panels. Interesting in the redundancy of background and depiction of action. pp. 861-862 : FRANK BELLEW : "Master Charley's Prize -Fight"
narrative sequence with integrated panels. ----------------------------- pp. 141-142 : Davenport : "Phrenological " plate. pp. 285-286 : Davenport : "Line of beauty, a few cuts by a sharp man" (very interesting satirical allusion to Hogarth's "Line of Beauty"). pp. 429-430 : Davenport "Omnibus horse" pp. 573-574 : FRANK BELLEW : "Excelsior !" pp. 717-718 : FRANK BELLEW : Stereoscopic slide" pp. 861-862 : FRANK BELLEW (?) : "Conjugual Conversation Illustrated" ---------------------------- pp. 141-142 : ALFRED L. CARROLL "A leaf from the the diary of a unlucky man" pp. 285-286 : "Animated Alphabet" (UNSIGNED) pp. 429-430 : FRANK BELLEW : "Little daughter " (starting a new seminarrative series about "Little Daughter". Very neotenic approach : toys, babylike characters etc. pp. 573-574 : JOHN R. CHAPIN : "Career of a Politician" by pp. 717-718 : FRANK BELLEW : "Leaves from little daughter's life" pp. 861-862 : JOHN McLENAN : Various illustrations ----------------------------- pp. 141-142 : JOHN McLENAN "Modern Idolatry" pp. 281 - 283 : JOHN McLENAN Series of Illustrations pp. 430-431: ALFRED CARROLL : "In Medias Res" pp. 573-574 : unsigned cartoons (sequential cartoons p. 574) pp. 717-718 : FRANK BELLEW : "Hints for Equestrian" pp. 861-862 : J. D. SMILLIE "Mr Downey in Search of Physical Development"
pp. 141-142 : Illustrated text p. 283 - Thematic series (new readings of classics) - Unsigned. p. 285 : The romance of Mrs Smith's Bonnet (rather idiotic story.
Possible signature lower left : MULLES. pp. 717-718 : 2 plates "After the War". pp. 861-862 : 2 thematic plates "à la Cruikshank." ----------------------------- pp. 285-286 : 2 cartoons pp. 573-574 : 4 cartoons pp. 717-718 : 4 cartoons pp. 861-862 : Two pictures (by Alfred Carroll) "The Regatta",. ----------------------------- pp. 141-142 : 2 cartoons, one is signed "triangle" (FRANK BELLEW) pp. 285-286 : 2 cartoons signed "triangle" (FRANK BELLEW). pp. 430-431: 2 cartoons, one signed "triangle" (FRANK BELLEW),the other JAZ. pp. 573-574 : 2 cartoons, one is signed "triangle" (FRANK BELLEW), the other unsigned. pp. 717-718 : 2 full pages (prob. McLENAN - see following month) "A few cartes de visite", cartes de visites with curious characters ; very visible but illegible paraph. Interesting : swarming, repetition and accumulation of characters. pp. 861-862 : 2 full pages (attributed to JOHN M'LENAN in summary)
----------------------------- pp. 141-142: 2 full pages, JOHN McLENAN "Mr Pigg's picture gallery" pp. 282-283 : The Age of Iron, JOHN McLENAN (surrealistic thematic collection of pictures) pp. 429 - 430 : F.J. BELLEW (see Summary) : "Fourth of July
Experience of the British Lion" pp. 574-575 : 2 full pages, JOHN McLENAN "Some of the Shoddy aristocracy". pp. 861 - 862 Sea-Side Sketches, thematic series of cartoons
pp. 141-142 : 3 cartoons. pp. 285-286 : 4 cartoons. pp. 429-430 : 4 cartoons pp. 573-574 : 4 cartoons (BELLEW : triangle in first picture ) pp. 717-718 : "Dr Dobbs on Disease" thematic page by McLENAN pp. 861-862 : 4 cartoons.
p. 277 : 3 cartoons p. 278 : sequential page by A.L. Carroll p. 821 : Angels of the House, by BELLEW(see summary) : cherubs.
p. 270 - 2 cartoons. ----------------------------- Pg 41-42: " Dr Dobb's Diner at Delmonico", by A.L. CARROLL (2 pictures sequential)
NOTE : FROM THE BEGINING OF 1865, THE COMIC PAGES DISAPPEAR FROM
THE MAGAZINE FOR MANY YEARS. WHEN IT MAKES ITS REAPPEARANCE, TEN YEARS
LATER, THE TONE IS CLEARLY LESS SOPHISTICATED, CARTOONS BY CHURCH
CLEARLY AIM AT VERY YOUNG AUDIENCE. ----------------------- pp 155-159 : "Our London Scrap-Book" (illus. by ABBEY)
pp. 477-480 : "Our London Scrap-Book" (illus. by ABBEY) pp. 637-640 : "Our London Scrap-Book" (illus. by ABBEY)
pp. 949-952 : "Our London Scrap-Book" (illus. by ABBEY)
----------------------------- p. 768 : "The Troubles of a chicken" (sequential by CHURCH)
----------------------------- p. 304 "Prof Jingo and the skull", (by HOPKINS). pp. 474-488 : "Caricature in the Middle Ages", by James
Parton pp. 334-350 : Caricatures of Women, by James Parton ----------------------------- p. 632 "Mary-Jane first prolonged slide", sequential signed
by HOOPER ----------------------------- pp. 158-160 : various cartoons and illustrations pp. 949, 951 : cartoon by FRANCIS, cartoon by Hooper pp. 156 - 160 : various cartoons pp. 317- 320 : various cartoons pp. 477 - 480 : various cartoons pp. 316- 320 : various cartoons pp. 476 - 480 : various cartoons p. 320 : cartoon by FRANK BELLEW p. 158 : cartoon by BELLEW. [TO BE CONTINUED] |
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