Gibson New Cartoons

Charles Dana Gibson's iconic "Gibson Girl" aesthetic headlines this single-issue series from Charles Scribner's Sons, launched in 1916. Featuring the artist's celebrated pen-and-ink cartoons, the collection crystallized the idealized American woman of the era into a cultural touchstone. Though brief, this volume stands as a definitive snapshot of Gibson's satirical yet affectionate social commentary, preserving his influence on early 20th-century illustration.