As shown. See all photos. Kalamazoo, Michigan. Not mint condition but not bad for over a century old! Found among my late mother’s belongings.
8.75” x 6”
“Guy H. Lockwood (June 26, 1870 – September 28, 1947) was an American cartoonist and political activist. Lockwood is best remembered as a touring socialist enthusiast who illustrated and published about a dozen propaganda pamphlets during the first fifteen years of the 20th century.”
AI Overview:
“ Lockwood-Stoltz likely refers to Guy H. Lockwood and Hazel Stoltz, a couple known for their involvement in Kalamazoo's arts and socialist movement. Guy Lockwood was an art teacher, socialist, and prolific writer, while Hazel Stoltz served as the business manager for their publication.”
://lockwood.one-name.net/Guy%20H%20Lockwood.htm
”…Publication was then renamed as “Art Magazine,” which was later renamed “Art & Life” in 1923 and then “Art & Nature” around 1928. The last issue was around 1930.”
Product Information
| Category | Vintage & collectibles > Paper ephemera > Other |
|---|---|
| Condition | Good |
