Mr. Gibson's Published Drawings

A nine-issue collection from the turn of the century, Mr. Gibson's Published Drawings (1894–1904) showcases the defining work of Charles Dana Gibson, the artist who created the iconic "Gibson Girl." Published by R.H. Russell, this series captured the social satire and idealized femininity of the Gilded Age through Gibson's elegant pen-and-ink illustrations. It stands as a key artifact of early American sequential art, preserving the wit and visual style of one of the era's most celebrated illustrators.