New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-18
THEY HEARTILY ENDORSE IT..
The Comment In Literary and Social circles ""'e"
Now Departure In Literature has Caused.

The Comment In Literary and Social Circ'es ."''
Now Departure In Literature has ea"se"'
No step In modern literature has shown more prog
ress or aroused 80 much attention as the appearance "
magazine with COLORED Illustrations. lhas''' Nc. -,
ture has become a necessity OF the age s"u WV"
Illustrations are coore1 and that too IN the h''s' g.
manner IL makes a new IA the WORLDS pfosre''' "
important did this fact seem that reporter u '
called upon certain well-known Newton Poop'o v
learn their unbiased opinion on the subject. ,,,o
Mr. Henry Clews the banker, ana a geh'irin"' w"
oen interest I'm all forms OF advancement ana progress
said: 49, 49,, coeNo
THE colored Illustration feature which the IoSao
PoLITAN has introduced shows ootn en'ei NV
propress II brings the subject nearer 20 NV " W
nearer It Is brought to life the more perfect "
In1eed It opens up new field In magazine s a
and I am clad to acknowledge 1t as valuable ana al
advance step" 100. .,,
Mrs FIla Wheeler Wilcox. the popular poctcss' SAID
@Auerican men AMI demand that life De pre-
o,o1 % them inst AZ IL Is have often thought how
coid and unreal engravings even when eAecu'' vi
the highest style OF art. But when co.ofs are oious'
forward give the warm tias to HE ana the 'ea 'o
nature hail II as wonderful stride In literature II 10
an nestimable adjunct to tn" conscientious wrl'er
Mr. Henry J. Finck, II The Evening rot am author
OF Romantic and Personal Beauty said;
have heard OF people express very faVoraoe
oinons upon the colored illustrations OF the CoSMo-
POIIThN and l. myself am well pleased with them
Mr. Parmly, partner Of Mr.. Marquand, the wel|knowh
banker, said: oo.
given # the elaborae study demands have seen enough
already TO convince OF this and to realize that IL Is
most certainly handsome"
MIR George l. Seney whose collection OF paintings was
known the world over. said
While I do consider myself an art critic 40
consider the coored Illustrations OF the COSMOPoLlIAN
both striking and beautiful
Mr.. Brayton Ives. the banker. said:
81 have often wondered why the magazines did not
employ color work. especially in treating articles on brca
brac, book. binding pottery, etc. Some OF the CoSMo
POLITAN PICTURES very 0ne and show what can ne
ACCOMPLISHED think 1t will be popular and prohiaoie
feature
Mr. G. w. Turner, business manager Of The World
said:
The colored illustrations OF the COSMOPOLITAN are
striking departure In magazine illustration and ulRhs
from the present number which Is certainly credtaoe ID
will become a popular and valuable feature
Mrs D. c. CrOly (Jenne june, the popular writer
and edtress said
The new illustrated feature OF the COSMOPOLITAN
is one OF the most brilliant and striking departures In
modern magazine literature Illustrations are now the
most important feature American journalism and colored
Illustrations are the only advance left TO be made
1t has truly said that nations literature Is the
pulse OF its people and the step by the managers
OF the COSMOPOLITAN unquestonably shows a discern
the OF readers which is most gratifying,
and has resulted In the popularity It deserves.