Illustration

The subject of another Illustration is the scene presented by a sudden alarm, or stampede, which was a very frequent occurrence, owing to the proximity of the Federal cavalry, who were frequently within three miles of the camp of the flying President.

The Last Days of the Confederate Government 1865

The subject of our Illustration is an hotel in the neighbourhood of the

American Hotels 1863

But this is what got me (barely) a B in Illustration a hundred years ago when I was in college.

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He graduated with a BFA in Illustration in one hand and a desire to do great things in the other.

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Illustration from a typical Portuguese travel account of the late nineteenth century, A.A. Caldas Xavier, "Reconhecimento do Limpopo: Os territórios ao Sul do Save e os Vatuas," BSGL 13 (1894): facing 134.

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The next issue of Illustration is a special issue on Bernie Fuchs, who painted portraits of US presidents and famous sports figures like Muhammmad Ali and Jack Nicklaus.

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You can format them as short paragraphs of their own, in brackets, with the word Illustration: followed by the caption, something like:

The Project Gutenberg FAQ 2002 Jim Tinsley

Our second Illustration is an interior view of the great north hall of the Patent Office at Washington, in which a grand ball took place on the Monday evening, March 6, in honour of the President, as is customary at the beginning of each President's term of office.

The Second Inauguration of President Lincoln 1865

The streets of Richmond, built at right angles and named after the letters of the alphabet, were rather neat than picturesque; but, on Shockoe Hill, the West-End or fashionable quarter of the city, were several fine buildings, of which the Capitol, shown in our Illustration, is the most conspicuous, and has fortunately escaped destruction.

Panorama of Richmond, Virginia, after the Conflagration 1865

The site of Howlett's Battery, which appears in the foreground of our third Illustration, is on the south bank of the

Illustrations of the War in America 1864