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Books in the Art and Architecture genre:

An Overland Journey to the Great Exhibition (1851)

Sixteen comic drawings of visitors on their way to the Great Exhibition printed as a panorama. Read for free online at HathiTrust.

Author(s): Richard Doyle
Illustrator(s): Richard Doyle

Bird’s Eye Views of Society (1864)

A collection of pictures of people gathered together for social events in Victorian England. Read online at archive.org.

Author(s): Richard Doyle
Illustrator(s): Richard Doyle

Facsimiles of Original Sketches by Caldecott: Reproduced from Will o’ the Wisp (1887)

Reproductions of sketches that originally appeared in ‘Will o’ the Wisp.’

Author(s): J. Galloway
Illustrator(s): Randolph Caldecott

Studies in the Art Anatomy of Animals (1896)

Topographical anatomy of common animals intended for the use of artists. Read for free online at HathiTrust.

Author(s): Ernest Seton Thompson
Illustrator(s): Ernest Seton Thompson

Mother Goose in Prose (1897)

The master of Oz gives the real story behind twenty-two nursery rhymes. This is a portfolio of the illustrations, signed by Maxfield Parrish. Twenty-seven copies were produced.... View More

Author(s): L. Frank Baum
Illustrator(s): Maxfield Parrish

Westminster Abbey (1900)

A guide to the famous church. Read for free online at Internet Archive.

Author(s): G. E. Troutbeck
Illustrator(s): F. D. Bedford

The Brothers Dalziel (1901)

A history of the Brothers Dalziel and their engraving and printing business. Read online at archive.org.

Pictures of Wild Animals (1901)

A portfolio of twelve animal prints.

Author(s): Ernest Seton Thompson
Illustrator(s): Ernest Seton Thompson

The Art of Walter Crane (1902)

A critical appraisal of the work of Walter Crane. Read for free online at Internet Archive.... View More

Author(s): Paul George Konody
Illustrator(s): Walter Crane

English Book-Illustration of Today (1903)

Four articles on book illustration, accompanied by extensive bibliographies of illustrators. Read for free online at HathiTrust.

Author(s): Rose E. D. Sketchley
Illustrator(s): Arthur Rackham
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How to Draw (1904)

Lessons on how to draw, specifically cartoons.

Read online at archive.org

Author(s): Leon Barritt
Illustrator(s): Howard Pyle

Kate Greenaway (1905)

This was the first full biography of the famous British children’s author and illustrator. The limited edition copies included one of her original drawings. Read online at archive.org.... View More

The “Old” Water-Colour Society 1804-1904 (1905)

A history of the society on its centenary along with a list of members and many color illustrations. This is a special issue of The Studio magazine. Read for free online at Internet Archive.... View More

Author(s): None
Illustrator(s): Arthur Rackham
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Penrose’s Pictorial Annual Volume 11 (1905)

An annual compendium of graphic arts showcasing the publishers and printers.

Author(s): None
Illustrator(s): Arthur Rackham
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Auld Acquaintance (1907)

A book with illustrations and blank pages for autographs, poems, puzzles, etc.

Author(s): None
Illustrator(s): Arthur Rackham
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The Children and the Pictures (1907)

The pictures in the family gallery are explained for children. Has a sketch by Rackham on the title page. Read for free online at Internet Archive.... View More

Author(s): Pamela Tennant
Illustrator(s): Arthur Rackham
Various

Sporting Days (1907)

Illustrations facing blank pages whereon the guests may write their comments.

Pen, Pencil, and Chalk (1911)

A special issue of The Studio magazine devoted to drawings by European artists. Read for free online at HathiTrust.

Author(s): Malcolm C. Salaman
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Illustrator(s): Arthur Rackham
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The Practice of Water-Colour Painting (1911)

A collection of articles on artists and their techniques. Read for free online at Internet Archive.

Author(s): A. L. Baldry
Illustrator(s): Arthur Rackham
Et al

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