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A Career Begins

2013
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TheAmerican Art Reviewwas sumptuous in relation to the standard late-nineteenth-century magazine, with original etchings and wood-engraved reproductions of drawings created especially for the magazine. During its brief two-year run (1879 to 1881), it was the most important art publication of its day in the United States, and its editor, Sylvester Rosa Koehler, an internationally known scholar of the graphic arts, commissioned reviews and articles from the best available critics. Among his contributors was Mariana Griswold Van Rensselaer, who was then, according to one art historian, “perhaps the most perceptive and articulate writer on art in America.” When she