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The History of Press Graphics 1819–1921 explores 100 years of illustrated newspaper design and its influence on emerging avant-garde art movements. Featuring works by Jean Cocteau, Juan Gris, Thomas Nast, and Gustave Doré, the collection traces the visual language of graphic news across a century of artistic development. Its scope covers the intersection of journalism and modernist design, documenting how illustrated press shaped and reflected broader shifts in graphic art.
Discover the unique genre of illustrated newspapers and their modernist artistic design. This rich collection explores 100 years of graphic news items from 1819 to 1921 and their trailblazing influence on the emerging avant-garde art movements. Featured artists include Jean Cocteau and Juan Gris, together with masters of graphic work Thomas Nast and Gustave Doré.
