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1. Beautiful Children in Art 2. Makers of American Poetry 3. Washington, the Capital 4. Beautiful Women in Art 5. Romantic Ireland 6. Masters of Music 7. Natural Wonders of America 8. Pictures We Love to Live With 9. The Conquest of the Peaks 10. Scotland, the Land of Song and Scenery 11. Cherubs in Art 12. Statues With a Story 13. Story of America in Pictures: The Discoverers 14. London 15. The Story of Panama 16. American Birds of Beauty 17. Dutch Masterpieces 18. Paris, the Incomparable 19. Flowers of Decoration 20. Makers of American Humor 21. American Sea Painters 22. Story of America in Pictures: The Explorers 23. Sporting Vacations 24. Switzerland: The Land of Scenic Splendors 25. American Novelists 26. American Landscape Painters 27. Venice, the Island City 28. The Wife in Art 29. Great American Inventors 30. Furniture and Its Makers 31. Spain and Gibraltar 32. Historic Spots of America 33. Beautiful Buildings of the World |
34. Game Birds of America 35. Story of America in Pictures: The Contest for North America 36. Famous American Sculptors 37. The Conquest of the Poles 38. Napoleon 39. The Mediterranean 40. Angels in Art 41. Famous Composers 42. Egypt, the Land of Mystery 43. Story of America in Pictures: The Revolution 44. Famous English Poets 45. Makers of American Art 46. The Ruins of Rome 47. Makers of Modern Opera 48. Dürer and Holbein 49. Vienna, the Queen City 50. Ancient Athens 51. The Barbizon Painters 52. Abraham Lincoln Volume 2 53. George Washington 54. Mexico 55. Famous American Women Painters 56. The Conquest of the Air 57. Court Painters of France 58. Holland 59. Our Feathered Friends 60. Glacier National Park 61. Michelangelo 62. American Colonial Furniture 63. American Wild Flowers 64. Gothic Architecture 65. The Story of the Rhine |
66. Shakespeare 67. American Mural Painters 68. Celebrated Animal Characters 69. Japan 70. The Story of the French Revolution 71. Rugs and Rug Making 72. Alaska 73. Charles Dickens 74. Grecian Masterpieces 75. Fathers of the Constitution 76. Masters of the Piano Volume 3 77. American Historic Homes 78. Beauty Spots of India 79. Etchers and Etching 80. Oliver Cromwell 81. China 82. Favorite Trees 83. Yellowstone National Park 84. Famous Women Writers of England 85. Painters of Western Life 86. China and Pottery of Our Forefathers 87. The Story of The American Railroad 88. Butterflies 89. The Philippines 90. Great Galleries of The World: The Louvre 91. William M. Thackeray 92. Grand Canyon of Arizona 93. Architecture in American Country Homes 94. The Story of The Danube 95. Animals in Art 96. The Holy Land 97. John Milton |
NUMBERS TO FOLLOW
| Jan. 15. FURNITURE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD. By Esther Singleton. Miss Singleton told the readers of The Mentor about American Colonial Furniture in a former number. As she states, there is no furniture after the American Revolution that could be called "Colonial," for then our nation became a republic. | Feb. 1. THE RING OF THE NIBELUNGEN By Henry T. Finck, Author and Music Critic. In February of each year the Nibelungen dramas are performed at the great opera houses. There is, therefore, a special timeliness in coming out with a fine, intelligent, simple number devoted wholly to Wagner's Nibelungen Ring. It will serve as a beautifully illustrated handbook for all music lovers. |
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