Le Bambou: Périodique illustré
Four issues bound-in, tan half-leather binding with gold embossing, marbelized boards of pink, blue, gold and green. This is the second of two volumes published in 1893. This volume (II) includes three booklets,''fascicules'', numbered monthly : Number V (May), Number VI (June), and Number VII (July).
Le Bambou was a literary journal published by Édouard Guillaume and edited by E. Dentu. There are different illustrations for every monthly cover and each page contains only one column of text. Throughout the text are wood engraved illustrations by various artists, such as Ludek Marold and Ary Gambard.
Le Bambou was a literary journal published by Édouard Guillaume and edited by E. Dentu. There are different illustrations for every monthly cover and each page contains only one column of text. Throughout the text are wood engraved illustrations by various artists, such as Ludek Marold and Ary Gambard.
Artwork Details
- Title: Le Bambou: Périodique illustré
- Artist: Luděk Marold (Czech, Prague 1865–1898 Prague)
- Artist: Ary Gambard (French, born 1852)
- Artist: Prince Bojidar Karageorgevitch
- Editor: E. Dentu
- Publisher: Edouard Guillaume (French, active 1893–94)
- Date: 1893
- Medium: Illustrations: wood engravings
- Dimensions: 7 7/8 × 1 15/16 × 4 1/2 in. (20 × 5 × 11.5 cm)
- Classifications: Books, Periodicals
- Credit Line: Purchase, John J. McKendry Fund, 1986
- Object Number: 1986.1163(1)
- Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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