Alta (i.e., altar) in the Church of San Miguel, [Santa Fe, New Mexico]

Print shows a vignette cartoon where the father of an upwardly mobile family is forced to keep pace financially with his wife's ambitions; the main vignette shows the father perspiring as he works harder, using... more

In arts' inner temple (Photographic Secession Gallery)

"You may not think so, but this is a picture" and "291" on artwork in background. Probably in reference to the Photo-secession movement and Gallery 291 in New York City; possibly shows Alfred Stieglitz.

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "Freedom Has Never Called To Us In Vain." By Jay n. Darling, (N. Ding), Cartoonist for New York Tribune and Des Moines (Ia.) Register

Photographer: N. Ding Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - German atrocities

Photographer: Painting by George Bellou Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - French Artworks - Dans la Gagna; La Soupe. Water color executed by a wounded French soldier, Clement Serveau depicting French soldiers eating after a victory. Such works are sold in this country by the Comite' des Etudiants Americains de l'Ecole des Beaux Arts to increase the funds of the organization

Photographer: Henry R. Sedgewick Artists - French Artworks

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - "Lend Him a Hand" by J.H. Donahay. Appeared in Cleveland Plain Delaer, Cleveland, Ohio. November 4, 1918

Date Taken: 11/4/1918 Photographer: J.H. Donahey, Cleveland, Ohio Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "Dead Men Tell No Tales." By Jay N. Darling (N. Ding), cartoonist for New York Tribune and Des Moines, (Ia.) Register

Photographer: N. Ding Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - Art inspired by the war. The Trail of the Hun - by Francis Jones

Photographer: Paul Thompson Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - "Awakening of Rip Van Winkle" by J.H. Donahey. Appeared in Cleveland, Ohio, Plain Dealer, August 25, 1915

Photographer: J.H. Donahey, Cleveland, Ohio Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - French Artworks - Church of Tillogy, Somme, France. View of the Chateau; water color by a wounded French soldier, J. Lapeyne. Water colors such as these are sold by the Comite' des Etudiants Americains de l'Ecole de Beaux Arts to increase the funds of the organization

Photographer: Henry R. Sedgewick Artists - French Artworks

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. The last Victim. Lithographic photo by George Bellows

Photographer: Collier's Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, New York's most prominent society woman, making sculptures for Victory Arch. Sculptures made by Mrs. Whitney to be placedon Victory Arch to welcome boys home

Photographer: Keystone View Co. Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - French Artworks - Portraits of Aviators by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - Good-bye Everybody. An exchange of greetings between American troops leaving for the front and residents of a suburb of Paris. Drawn by J. Simont of "L'Illustration."

Date Taken: 09/0/1918 Photographer: Underwood & Underwood Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - French Artist famed for paintings of air fights. Lieut. Henri Farra, a leading French Artist, whose wonderful work in picturizing the thrill of fights and maneuvers in the clouds, has won him the commendation of the artistic as well as military world. Lieut. Farre recently visited the U.S. where a great number of his works have been placed on view

Photographer: Peter A. Juley Artists - French Artworks

Artists - French Artworks - "La Fin D'un Brave." Water color, executed by a wounded French soldier, Frank Deputy, depicts a scene from the Somme front. Such works are sold in this country by the Comite des Etudiants Americains de l' Ecole des Beaux Arts to increase the funds of the organization

Photographer: Henry R. Sedgewick Artists - French Artworks

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "Tired of Giving? You Don't Know What It Is To Be Tired." By Jay N. Darling, (N. Ding), Cartoonist for New York Tribune and Des Moines (Ia.) Register

Photographer: N. Ding Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - Newly finished painting of the Savior. The recently completed painting of Christ, with Cardinal Mercier, the great Belgian patriot at the side

Photographer: Underwood & Underwood Artists - French Artworks

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, new York's most prominent society woman, making sculptures for Victory Arch. The sculptures which are to be placed on Victory arch, made by Mrs. Whitney

Photographer: Keystone View Co. Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "Murder of Edith Cavell." Lithographic photo by George Bellows

Photographer: Collier's Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "An Idea from Hell." Drawn by John Cassel, cartoonist for the N.Y. Evening World

Photographer: Drawn by John Cassel Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - Again at the Gates of Jerusalem, by J.H. Donahey. Appeared in Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio, November 18, 1917

Photographer: J.H. Donahey, Cleveland, Ohio Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War cartoons. The Massacre. Lithographic photo by George Bellows

Photographer: Collier's Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - Portraits of Aviators by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "Spirit of Victory: Give Him This Day Our Daily Bread, if Need Be" - by F.G. Cooper in Collier's, July 13, 1918

Photographer: Cooper & Collier Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "The Cheerful Giver." Drawn by John Cassel, cartoonist for the N.Y. Evening World

Photographer: Drawn by John Cassel Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "We Will Return Belgium." Drawn by John Cassel cartoonist for the N.Y. Evening World

Photographer: Drawn by John Cassel Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - Famous painting by Lieut. Henri Farre. Night bombardment of the railroad station at Sablons, enar Metz in 1915. Below one can see the station continually illuminated by the bombardments

Photographer: Peter A. Juley Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "Putting all their Punch into one Glove" by R.O. Evans in the Baltimore American

Photographer: Drawn by R.O. Evans Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. Gott Strage England. Lithographic photo by George Bellows

Photographer: Collier's Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - "Voluntaire" Watercolor executed by a soldier with the French Army in 1917, depicting a soldier who has volunteered to go out and cut the enemy wires. Such works are sold in this country by the Comite' des Etudiants Americains de l'Ecole des Beaux Arts to increase the funds of the organization

Photographer: Henry R. Sedgewick Artists - French Artworks

Artists - French Artworks - Pope Benedict presents Wilson with Mosaic. Pope Benedict presented President Wilson during his visit to Vatican with a mosaic reproduction of Guide Reni's famous painting "the Crucifixion of St. Peter." The reproduction, valued at $40,000, was made by the ancient mosaic factory of the Vatican in the Vatican grounds

Photographer: Underwood & Underwood Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. The terms are cruel. Drawn by John Cassel, cartoonist for N.Y. Evening World

Photographer: Drawn by John Cassel Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - Art inspired by the War. The Advancing Democracy, a work by Chas. H. Wirhans, on exhibition at the American Art Galleries in N.Y

Photographer: Paul Thompson Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - Raemakers' Cartoon, "Gassed."

Photographer: Chemical Warfare Service Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "The carrion Feeder." Drawn by John Cassel, cartoonist for the N.Y. Evening World

Photographer: Drawn by John Cassel Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "End of a Perfect Day." Cartoon by Rollin Kirby in New York World

Photographer: Drawn by Rollin Kirby Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "Stabbed in the Back." Drawn by John Cassel, cartoonist for the N.Y. Evening World

Photographer: Drawn by John Cassel Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - French Artworks - The American Marine Brigade in action in Belleau Wood, France, - drawn by Georges Scott for L'Illustration," Paris

Photographer: Drawing by Georges Scott Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. Cartoos drawn by Private R. Hess of 535 Birch St., Scranton, PA., while a prisoner at Rastatt Prison camp, Germany

Photographer: American Red Cross Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "I Couldn't Put It Over, Gott" by Rollin Kirby. Published in New York World, October 11, 1918

Photographer: Rollin Kirby Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

Artists - French Artworks - Aerial paintings by French Artists

Artists - French Artworks

Artists - French Artworks - Famous painting by Lieut. Henri Farre. The 45th victory of Guynemer. The enemy aeroplane is shown in a spinning nose dive. Its pilot and observer were thrown by the violence in spinning

Photographer: Peter A. Juley Artists - French Artworks

Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "Cleaning out the 'Dirty Sheets'." By R.O. Evans in the Baltimore American

Photographer: R. O. Evans Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)

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