The Girl's Own Paper
Artwork Details
- Title: The Girl's Own Paper
- Illustrator: Kate Greenaway (British, London 1846–1901 London)
- Illustrator: Mary Ellen Edwards (British, Kingston upon Thames 1838–1934 London)
- Illustrator: Fred Miller (British, 19th–early 20th century)
- Illustrator: William John Hennessy (Irish, Thomastown, Kilkenny 1839–1917 Rudgwick, Sussex)
- Illustrator: Alfred Thomas Elwes (British (born Italy), Leghorn ca. 1842–after 1911)
- Illustrator: John Charles Staples (British, Withcombe, Devon 1844–1897 Steyning, Sussex)
- Illustrator: Robert Catterson Smith (Irish, born Dublin, 1853)
- Illustrator: Mary Louise Gow (British, 1851–1929)
- Illustrator: George A. Elcock (British, active from 1881, died 1892)
- Printer: Edmund Evans (British, Southwark, London 1826–1905 Ventnor, Isle of Wight)
- Date: January 1902
- Medium: Illustrations: wood engravings, some in color, and lithographs
- Dimensions: 11 × 8 1/4 in. (28 × 21 cm)
- Classifications: Books, Periodicals
- Credit Line: Gift of Mrs. John Barry Ryan, transferred from the Library
- Object Number: 1983.1223.25.6
- Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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