Arts · Library exhibit
Look/Read: Illustration as Media History from 1850-1950
For art and history fans, a look at illustration from 1850 to 1950 with original artwork.
Eventle may earn a commission from ticket links. How this works
- Setting
- Indoors
- Setting
- Indoors
What to expect
The exhibition traces a century of printed matter, including magazines and books, displayed next to the original artwork made for those printed illustrations. It shows how the link between words and pictures drove a growing demand for popular print. The show also covers the notable authors and artists who drew public attention, along with advances in printing technology. It was organized by curators Andrea Degener, Douglas B. Dowd and Cassie Brand.
Venue
More at Olin Library
See all
Thy Will Be Done: George Washington and the Legacy of Slavery
Olin Library · Delmar Loop
FreeAuthor talk
Checked todayvia Washington University Happenings
Every Thursday
The weekend, sorted.
The best of the weekend in St. Louis, plus the free stuff. Pick The weekend, With kids, or both.
Double opt-in. One click to unsubscribe.
