New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-27
THE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF

HE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF
AkT-on January 1853 viii Be- published the First
an Of magnificent Monthly work under the above tite
Inc tdltor Mr. John Casse has very successfully super
INTENDED and published similar work England during
me past year under the title Of The Turstsd Exhibitor
and Masszne Of Art the circulation of which has averaged
800 eecn Iuher Encouraged by the which has
Masezne Of still higher pretensionsone indeed which
VII prove the pictorial wonder Of the Each number
will consist OF Sixty Pages Of large SIZE printed on the
| finest paper.
The Illustrations viii be entrusted to the first Artists and
tngTavers IN the world In oder render this truly mag
niheen work. and make it really what its name imports
Magazine Of Art and the interesting pictorial WORK
that has ever appeared the publisher intends addition
profrnon Of hne Engsynss throughout the work give
FORTY SUPERB EyGRAvTyGs
IN each Monthly Par four Of which VIII be printed sepa-
'alsly IN super1ne Plate paper.
ne WORK VIII be 30 conducted a. TO embrace The e4tes
variety OF matter IN its various departments upon each Of
which the highest literary talent will De employed
The following Il brief outline Of the plan Of the Mag
azine;
|. The Historical Department will abound with pic
turesue representations Of the remarkable events
winch have occurred IN this and other accopa-
MED with interesting anecdotes and details the pens
the most eminent winter OF the day. This Department viii
contain several splendid engravnS designed by the rst
artists OF tie world engraved IN the highest style of modern
II. The Men and Women OF the Age-This department
VIII consist Of beautifully executed portraits of the leading
characters of the age especially Of those who re ON the
stage OF humanity a the world, benefcto. Esss nor,
Will be accompanied BY interesting biographical sketch
Ill The Wonders Of Natural History, Botany and other
scencee viii be developed IN choice Beasts
Birds, Fshes Insects Forest Trees Flowers Geological
and fossil Specimens &C. with accompanying descriptions
~ The TIumPhs Of Architectural Art wild be displayed
IN exquistely finished representations OF Cahedrals
Churches Palaces and other models of ancient and modern
" The Works Of tie Great Masters selected from the
principal Galleries OF Art in the World. In general the
Portrait of the Master viii be given, accompanied with
hshy.tnished engraved copy OF his Chef deuvre.
VI The Scientific Portions will be rendered highly in
terestng by the familiar expaons aud the a
grams which will accompany each subject.
MI. Manufarfur~a Dr1nciDal m
eesses in will be fully explained By minute details and
an ,1 abundance of besut,fal enravinss,
VIII Machinery and Inventions VIII have due attention
paid to them and be described by numerous appropriate
TX Ladies Workable Department will contain rich
variety Of elegant and original patterns for various kinds Of
useful and ornamental WORK with ample directions for copy
X. The Literary Department, Independently Of the va
nous articles accompanying the illustrations will conprise
popular writers Of the day, with in.stious
In every respect, THE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
OF ART viii Be pecidedy superior to any Pictorial Maya
The PaReE, The typography, the engraving. the literary
England upon which such high euogums have been pro-
nounced by the whole public press Six Of the monthly
portions when completed will form volume which, for
interest originality value and beauty will defy COMPETE
ton IL Will not only be interesting family book but
rch ornament for the drawing table, aud pleasant
The parts win appear the first Of eve.y month at IS
eenseseh and be supplied by every bookseller through
Nsw,YOrE: ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY,
sTRINGER TOWNSEND and c. b. NORTON
THE HISTORY OF THE PAINTERS OF ALL MA
TIONS. On January l. 1883, will be- published the first
part OF Magnificent Work, IN quarto under the above
title.
As in the Great Exhibition of the Industry Of all Nations
the products Of the manufacturing energies of all countries
OF the earth arranged side by side that the mind
could the leading and CHARACTERISTICS
the wealth and power OF every country In the work
question, the umphs which have been achieved by the
g Painters Will be collected and nobes works Of
Genus represented and eontrased rs TO realize in
manentform.
GREAT EXHIBITION Of the ART of ALL NATIONS.
Every aTangement las been made TO create a work of
cosmopolitan interest, French and English artists
ard capitalists have 10 this instance, united IN
object-tha OF eubodying, IN popular FORM which all
the Lives and Works OF those whose energies have been
the representation OF Nature in her purest
and most ldeel forms.
Each Monthly Part will CONSIST of sixteen pages OF letter
press with uuuerors Illustrations inserted the type
,eth.r with several finished and separate Engravngs
and unprecedented abe of this process
OF execution for the appreciation Of works Of art OF the
highest and most refined description. The whole will be
printed beet ApcE and IN the most perfect style OF
typography ~
in lse and epsrstey peged, TO admit OF binding
whatever may be preferred; and will contain BIZ
oeraphy of the Artist his Portrait fac SMILES of his hand
writing by which his signed pictures may be IDENTIFIED and
Illustrators of his most celebrated Works
Although each Part IL Appears will be independent OF
that BY which may be followed II is still proposed when
twelve Parts shall have been published 10 supply suc title
peges ipdices &C, will reEder them, IN all respects
''i'''' 'N1 ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY,
No II Spruce st., New-York.