Gibson Book

Step back in time with "The Gibson Book, Vol. 2: Collections of Published Works of Charles Dana Gibson," a curated treasury of American illustration. This volume showcases the iconic drawings and cartoons of Charles Dana Gibson, a master of his craft and chronicler of American society. Explore the elegant world of the "Gibson girls," Gibson's idealized portrayal of independent and stylish women who defined an era.

This collection offers a glimpse into American art history, presenting a diverse range of Gibson's published works. Appreciate the artistry, detail, and wit that made Gibson a household name. Perfect for art enthusiasts, students of illustration, and anyone fascinated by the visual culture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this book is a testament to Gibson's enduring legacy and the timeless appeal of his art.

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