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ARCH.2003.24, Rendition: 795695
The image shows a page from an old book, likely a catalog or an article about art exhibitions. The page is divided into several sections with text and includes two black-and-white illustrations. The illustrations at the bottom of the page are labeled "WILD MAN HOLDING TWO SHIELDS" and "WOMAN SEATED, HOLDING A SHIELD," both attributed to Martin Schongauer. The text discusses art exhibitions held in various cities, including Cleveland and Minneapolis, featuring works by different artists and styles of art. The page appears to be from a publication discussing contemporary art and historical prints, and there is a date at the top right corner of the page that reads "April 28, 1928." The illustrations and text suggest a focus on the works of the artist Martin Schongauer, known for his engravings and prints, and his influence on art.
This image is a page from a book, specifically page 171. The page contains text and two illustrations. The text discusses various art exhibitions and artists, mentioning places like Cleveland, Minneapolis, and San Francisco. It talks about different artists and their works, including watercolors, pastels, sculptures, and paintings.
The two illustrations are labeled "WILD MAN HOLDING TWO SHIELDS" and "WOMAN SEATED, HOLDING A SHIELD," both by Martin Schongauer. The illustrations are circular in shape and depict the subjects as described in the labels. The text also mentions other artists and their works, such as Camille Pissarro, Charles Hovey Pepper, and F. H. Cutting.
This image displays an open, aged book, likely an art journal or periodical from the early 20th century, resting on a light-colored surface. The book has a dark, possibly black, hardcover and is open to page 171, which is visible at the bottom center.
The page is formatted with multiple columns of dense, typewritten-style text, characteristic of early 20th-century publications. The text discusses various art exhibitions and artists in American cities such as Cleveland, Minneapolis, and San Francisco, mentioning figures like Camille Pissarro, Martin Schongauer, and F. H. Cutting.
At the bottom of the page, there are two circular, black-and-white woodcut or engraving-style illustrations:
Left Illustration: Titled “WILD MAN HOLDING TWO SHIELDS”. It depicts a muscular, hairy, almost beast-like male figure standing with two large, ornate shields. The artist is credited as Martin Schongauer and the publisher as M. Knoedler and Co..
Right Illustration: Titled “WOMAN SEATED, HOLDING A SHIELD”. It shows an elegantly dressed woman seated on a rock or throne-like structure, holding up a shield or banner. The landscape behind her includes trees and possibly ruins. The artist is also Martin Schongauer, and the publisher is M. Knoedler and Co..
Both illustrations are framed by decorative circular borders and have a fine, detailed linework style.
Handwritten Note: In the upper right section of the printed text, there is a handwritten notation in cursive ink that appears to read “Art News, April 18, ‘23.” This likely indicates the date and publication of the clipping or the source of the article.
Overall Impression: The image captures a historical document, blending art criticism with visual reproductions. The presence of a handwritten note suggests it was saved and annotated by a reader, possibly an art historian, collector, or enthusiast, for its relevance to Schongauer’s work or early 20th-century art discourse. The paper is yellowed and the binding is worn, indicating its age.
The image depicts an open book, specifically a magazine or journal, displaying a page with both text and illustrations. The text appears to be an article discussing art exhibitions, possibly from the early 20th century. The left side of the page contains a detailed description of an art exhibition in Cleveland, mentioning artists like Ward Jacques, Ruth Creasey, and others. The right side of the page features a discussion about the work of Martin Schongauer, including illustrations of his artwork. The illustrations are circular and depict a wild man holding two shields and a woman seated holding a shield, both attributed to Martin Schongauer. The page layout is traditional, with the text organized in columns and the illustrations placed beside the relevant text. The book has a black leather cover and a gold-embossed spine.
The image shows an open book with two pages facing each other. The left page has text and a small image, while the right page has text and two images. The text is written in a font that is easy to read, and the images are in black and white. The book appears to be a collection of articles or essays, as the text is divided into sections with headings. The images on the right page depict a wild man holding two shields and a woman seated holding a shield. The text on the right page is about the artist Martin Schongauer, who created the images.
The image shows a two-page spread from a book or publication, likely an art catalog or exhibition guide. The left page contains text discussing various art exhibitions, artists, and their works. It mentions exhibitions in Minneapolis, Cleveland, and other locations, referencing artists such as Camille Pissarro, Paul Gauguin, and Martin Schongauer. The text provides details about the works displayed, including descriptions of paintings, sculptures, and other art forms, as well as commentary on the artists' styles and techniques.
On the right page, there are two illustrations accompanied by captions. The top illustration is labeled "WILD MAN HOLDING TWO SHIELDS" and is attributed to M. Knoedler and Co., Martin Schongauer. The bottom illustration is labeled "WOMAN SEATED, HOLDING A SHIELD" and is also attributed to M. Knoedler and Co., Martin Schongauer. Both illustrations appear to be woodcuts or engravings, depicting human figures in dramatic poses. The left illustration shows a wild man holding two shields, while the right illustration depicts a seated woman holding a shield.
The page number at the bottom of the right page is 171, indicating that this is part of a larger publication. The overall design and layout suggest a formal and scholarly tone, typical of art history or exhibition documentation.
This image shows an open book with text on both pages. On the left page, the upper half contains paragraphs of text which appear to be a written article or description. The rest of the page displays two images with captions: "WILD MAN HOLDING TWO SHIELDS" and "MARTIN SCHONGAUER" below the respective illustrations. The right page comprises more text and a single image at the bottom with the caption "WOMAN SEATED, HOLDING A SHIELD" above the artist's name, "MARTIN SCHONGAUER." The illustrations seem to be reproductions of engravings or artworks. The left side margin of the right page shows some dark spots which may indicate wear or age, and the book's binding is visible, suggesting the book is quite old or has been well-used. The page number "171" is visible at the bottom right corner, indicating it's from a larger compilation or book.
The image shows an open book displaying two pages filled with text and two circular illustrations near the bottom of the right page.
The left page contains densely packed paragraphs of text, with an additional newspaper clipping affixed in the upper left portion of the page, partially covering the text. The article appears to discuss art exhibitions and artists in various cities such as Cleveland and Minneapolis.
The right page includes several paragraphs of text toward the top and middle. Beneath the text are two circular black-and-white illustrations with captions:
The illustration on the left depicts a "Wild Man Holding Two Shields." The figure is a muscular man, partially clothed with a wild, unkempt appearance. He is holding two shields, one in each hand.
The illustration on the right shows a "Woman Seated, Holding a Shield." She is depicted seated with a shield resting against her extended arm. The shield features a bird emblem.
Both illustrations are credited to "M. Knoedler and Co." and attributed to Martin Schongauer. The page number 171 is centered at the bottom of the right page. The overall appearance suggests the book is an old or vintage publication, possibly related to art history or prints.
An open, old book is laid flat in a display case. The left page is filled with dense columns of text, while the right page also contains text and two circular engravings near the bottom. The engravings depict classical/medieval scenes: on the left, a “Wild Man Holding Two Shields” and on the right, a “Woman Seated, Holding a Shield.” The captions beneath the illustrations credit the artist(s), including Martin Schongauer. The page number at the bottom reads 171. The book shows signs of age, with yellowed pages and a slightly worn binding.
This image shows an open book with text and illustrations. On the left page, there is a column of printed text with a loose clipping (possibly a newspaper or journal article) partially covering the text.
On the right page, there are two circular illustrations near the bottom. One is labeled "Wild Man Holding Two Shields," and the other "Woman Seated, Holding a Shield" — both attributed to Martin Schongauer and associated with M. Knoedler and Co. Above the illustrations, more text is visible, discussing exhibitions and artists such as F. H. Cutting and others. The book pages have a vintage or archival look, with aged paper and a bookbinding visible.