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 - 4 also.
This is part 5 of a 15-part series on Collier’s magazine:
America entered WW1 in April 1917:
WWI ended in November 1918.
From this point, Collier's starting employing a lozenge shape to contain the cover illustration. They dropped the format in mid-1925.
For more information on Collier's see part 1. For earlier cover illustrations see parts 1 - 4 also.
This is part 5 of a 15-part series on Collier’s magazine:
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| 1917 April 28 cover by Joseph Christian Leyendecker |
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| 1917 July 21 cover by Herbert Paus Doubling the Yield of Farms |
America entered WW1 in April 1917:
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| 1917 July 28 cover by Herbert Paus |
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| 1917 September 15 unknown ( probably Herbert Paus ) |
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| 1917 November 10 by Joseph Christian Leyendecker |
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| 1918 January 26 cover by Edward Penfield |
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| 1918 February 23( can't decipher the signature ) |
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| 1918 April 13 cover by Herbert Paus How Does The Far West Stack Up? |
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| 1918 April 20( can't decipher the signature ) |
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| 1918 April 27 cover by Herbert Paus |
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| 1918 May 18 cover by Herbert Paus At The American Front |
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| 1918 June 29 cover by Edward Penfield The Arm and the Wallop |
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| 1918 July 6 cover by Herbert Paus A.E.F. ( American Expeditionary Force ) |
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| 1918 July 27 cover by Charles Livingston Bull Our Battle Planes Are Coming |
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| 1918 August 3 cover by Herbert Paus The Gypsy Division Goes In |
WWI ended in November 1918.
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| 1919 March 8 cover by Herbert Paus |
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| 1920 January 17 cover by Charles D. Williams Old Lady Mandle by Edna Ferber |
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| 1920 January 31 cover by Frederic Stanley |
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| 1920 March 20 cover by Frank Xavier Leyendecker What the Worker Thinks of His Foreman |
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| 1920 July 17 cover by Frederic Stanley |
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| 1920 October 16 cover by Patrick John Sullivan Monahan |
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| 1920 October 30 cover by Charles Dana Gibson "The Eternal Question" |
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| 1921 January 15 cover by Anita Parkhurst ( aka Anita Parkhurst Willcox ) |
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| 1921 February 26 cover by Charles D. Williams "Captain Joe Gurley" |
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| 1921 April 9 unknown |
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| 1921 April 30 cover by Frederic Stanley |
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| 1921 May 21 cover William Meade Prince |
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| 1921 June 25 cover by Coles Phillips |
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| 1921 October 15 unknown |
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| 1922 February 4 cover by Frederic Stanley |
From this point, Collier's starting employing a lozenge shape to contain the cover illustration. They dropped the format in mid-1925.
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| 1922 May 20 cover by Neyse NcMein |
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| 1923 January 6 unknown |
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| 1923 January 20 cover by Charles Towne |
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| 1923 February 10 cover by Hester Miller |
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| 1923 May 26 cover by Paul Martin and A.C. |
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| 1923 August 11 cover by Frederick Stanley |
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| 1923 September 1 cover by Charles H. Towne |
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| 1923 September 29 cover by E.M. Jackson |
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| 1923 November 17 cover by George Brehn |
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| 1923 December 1 cover by E.M. Jackson |
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| 1924 June 21 unknown |
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| 1924 August 9 cover by Edmund Davenport |
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| 1925 January 3 cover by Edmund Davenport "1925" |
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| 1925 January 31 cover by D. Gross |
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| 1925 February 14 cover by Walter Beach Humphrey |
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| 1925 February 28 unknown |
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| 1925 March 7 cover by Walter Beach Humphrey |
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| 1925 March 14 cover by Charles H. Towne |
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| 1925 March 21 cover by John Bradshaw Crandell |
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| 1925 April 18 cover by W.T. Benda That Famous Love Affair |
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| 1925 May 16 cover by Penrhyn Stanlaws The Genial Crook |
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| 1925 May 23 unknown |
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| 1925 June 13 cover by Walter Beach Humphrey |
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| 1925 July 18 cover by Frank Godwin "The Lady of Lyons. N.Y." |
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| 1925 August 8 cover by Karl Johnson |
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| 1925 September 5 cover probably by Frank Godwin |
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| 1925 September 12 cover by Paul Hesse "Snappy Fall Styles" |
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| 1925 October 3 unknown ( either Frank Godwin of Charles Dana Gibson ) |