Final Remarks
This last class leaves me thinking a lot about the coterie aspect of magazine publishing and the way that people from multiple …
Final Thoughts about Text & Visuals in The Little Magazine
In the past 12 weeks, we have been exploring the little magazine of the late 19th century, the late Victorian era. The …
The Green Sheaf and Hand Colouring
Pamela Colman Smith’s avant- grand idea of hand colouring the illustrations in her little magazine is a very daring idea in my …
The Green Sheaf: A Natural Connection to Mysticism
Our discussion after the presentation about formatting our own content really made think about the important role editors played when constructing little …
The Pageant and the Fight Against Ephemerality
It is so interesting to learn about how The Pageant was so similar to The Yellow Book and so different from The …
The Pageant and its Foreword
An editorial note is one of the best, most accessible ways to enter into a little magazine for it offers …
The Dial and its Obsession with Art
What really fascinated me about The Dial as a little magazine, is the incredible attention to detail. Charles Shannon and Charles Ricketts …
Interesting Concepts from This Week
This week I was fascinated by a few concepts that were brought up in class. The first was the Aestheticist premise that …
The Savoy and Sexuality
It is so interesting to learn about Aubrey Beardsley’s career as he has come up in all three of the presentations so …
The Pygmalion Syndrome in Victorian Art and Literature
This week a concept that caught my attention was the fixed or static ways women are conceived of and idealized in a …