Collier's was an American magazine founded in 1888 by Peter Fenelon Collier. It was initially launched as Collier's Once a Week, then changed in 1895 to Collier's Weekly: An Illustrated Journal, and finally shortened in 1905 to simply Collier's. The magazine ceased publication with the issue dated for the week ending January 4, 1957, though a brief, failed attempt was made to revive the Collier's name with a new magazine in 2012.
For more information on Collier's see part 1. For earlier cover illustrations see parts 1 and 2 also.
This is part 3 of a 15-part series on Collier’s magazine:
1909 Illustrations by Charles Dana Gibson for Collier's:
For more information on Collier's see part 1. For earlier cover illustrations see parts 1 and 2 also.
This is part 3 of a 15-part series on Collier’s magazine:
1909 Illustrations by Charles Dana Gibson for Collier's:
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| 1909 "A Daughter of the South" Illustration by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1909 "A Winning Wave" Illustration by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1909 "H.R.H." Illustration by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1909 "Not Worrying about Her" Illustration by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1909 "The Day Dream" Illustration by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1909 "The Debutante" Illustration by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1909 "The Rendezvous" Illustration by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1909 "The Sweetest Story Ever" Illustration by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1909 "The Wall Flower" Illustration by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1909 "The Wearing of the Green" Illustration by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1909 "You'll Remember Me" Illustration by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1910 March 12 cover by Frank Xavier Leyendecker"Sloth" |
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| 1910 July 9 ( Unknown ) "Country Lane" |
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| 1910 July 30 cover by Maxfield Parrish |
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| 1910 Summer issue ( Unknown ) |
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| 1910 September 24 cover by Maxfield Parrish |
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| 1910 October 29 cover Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1910 November 19 cover by L. Walter Taylor ( Thanksgiving ) |
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| 1911 February 18 cover Louis Fancher |
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| 1911 April 1 Artwork by Maxfield Parrish oil over graphite, pen and ink on paper 56.2 x 41 cm Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, CA |
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| 1911 April 1 cover by Maxfield Parrish |
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| 1911 April 29 ( Unknown ) "The Introduction" |
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| 1911 May 13 cover by E. Stetson Crawford"Outdoor America" |
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| 1911 May 20 cover by Adolph Treidler Spring Dramatic Number |
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| 1911 July 8 ( unknown ) |
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| 1911 August 5 cover by The Reeses Vacation Number |
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| 1911 September 16 cover by James Henry Daugherty "Pirate Treasure" |
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| 1911 November cover by Mary Greene Blumenschein"Outdoor America" |
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| 1911 December 9 cover by M.J. Duncan |
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| 1911 December 23 cover by Norman Price "Concerning The Scandal of the Law" |
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| 1911 Date? cover by Sarah S. Stilwell Weber"Outdoor America" |
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| 1911 December 30 ( Unknown ) |
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| 1912 February 10 cover by Adolph Treidler |
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| 1912 March 16 cover by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1912 March 23 cover by Adolph Treidler |
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| 1912 June 6 cover by Edward Penfield |
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| 1912 June 8 cover by Edward Penfield "The First Tee" |
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| 1912 June 13 cover by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1912 June 29 cover by Louis Fancher "July 1776" |
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| 1912 July 20 cover by David Robinson"The Speech Unspoken" |
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| 1912 August 3 cover by Gil Spear"The Winner" |
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| 1912 September 14 cover by Edward Penfield"Good-by. Summer" |
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| 1912 September 21 cover by Gil-Spear "The Old Pump" |
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| 1912 September 28 cover by Louis Fancher |
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| 1912 October 19 cover by Sarah Stilwell Weber"Fine Early Fall Day" |
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| 1912 October 26 cover by Louis Fancher Dramatic Number |
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| 1912 November 16 cover by Maxfield Parrish |
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| 1912 December 14 cover by Charles Dana Gibson |
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| 1913 January 18 cover by Sarah S. Sitwell Weber |
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| 1913 January 25( can't decipher the signature ) |
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| 1913 March 15 ( Unknown ) |
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| 1913 August 9 cover by Edward Penfield |
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| 1913 September 29 ( Unknown ) |
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| 1913 October 25( can't decipher the signature ) |
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| 1913 November 15 cover by Edward Penfield |