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Antique magazine article carefully removed from November 1902 period publication (original -- not reproduction or reprint).
In this profile, the author evaluates Ostertag, saying that her greatest contribution to the period\'s visual culture was how she “lifted [advertisements] out of the commercial into the artistic plane”. The article provides essential historical context on Ostertag\'s career during the turn of the century. It features insights into her earlier training in Paris and her presence as an observer in vibrant turn-of-the-century Chicago studios.
The profile includes reproductions of her prominent work from that era, such as her illustrations for the popular book Old Songs for Young America and a poster she designed for the Wulschner Music Company.
There\'s also the Frank Lloyd Wright Connection: Ostertag\'s recognition in this era highlights her status among the circle of talented Chicago artisans and illustrators who frequently collaborated with or performed freelance work for legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright at his Oak Park Studio.7 pages; 5 illustrations from photographs. Page approximately 9 x 6 inches.
Your historical document will be presented in a clear archival sleeve with acid-free cardboard backing and certificate of provenance, and shipped in a rigid mailer with extra cardboard reinforcement to prevent bending.Very uncommon. Nice for researcher or collector.
