The Gibson Book

The Gibson Book, published by R.H. Russell, is a two-issue comic series that began in 1906, offering a curated collection of Charles Dana Gibson's iconic illustrations and cartoons. Known for defining the "Gibson Girl" aesthetic of the early 20th century, the series captures the wit and elegance of the era's social commentary. Its significance lies in preserving the work of one of America's most influential illustrators during the height of his fame.