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ABOUT:
HARPER'S BAZAR,
was an American weekly women's fashion magazine that began
publication in 1867 in the large newspaper
format design of Harper's Weekly.
Harper’s Bazar, based in New York, was
intended for the women of the
middle and upper socio-economic classes of the
second half of the 19th century, and
provided fashions from Paris and the German
fashion newspaper, Bazar. The focus of
Harper's Bazar was on "....the useful with
the beautiful, and aiming to include every thing
that will be interesting to the family
circle.... Being intended largely for ladies, it
will devote a considerable space to the matters
which fall particularly under their
jurisdiction, such as dress and household
affairs." [Harper's Bazar, November 2,
1867] In 1901, Harper's Bazar became a
monthly, and in 1929 its title was changed to
Harper's Bazaar, a magazine in publication today.
VICTORIANA.COM-The Victorian
Era Online is providing a rare opportunity
to access the actual pages of this famous
Victorian fashion magazine. We have scanned
Harper's Bazar's 11x16 inch pages as
facsimile images in thumbnail, medium and large
size images for easy reading. Most articles are
also available in searchable text. We hope you
enjoy this easy to read electronic presentation
of this notable 19th century fashion journal.
COMPLETE
ISSUE:
NOVEMBER 2,
1867 [Premiere Issue]
Read
the complete first issue of Harper's Bazar,
including large size readable images and
searchable text.
MORE INFO:
Christmas Dolls from Harper's Bazar, December
31, 1881:
Harpers Bazaar magazine tells about dolls
from 1881.
Christmas Cards from Harper's Bazar, December
31, 1881:
Harpers Bazaar magazine tells about the
new styles in Christmas cards in 1881.
Christmas
Gifts for Men, December 19, 1896:
Harpers Bazaar magazine offers a list of
Christmas gifts for men.
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Women's Studies Resources:
From the American Antiquarian Society.
Harper's
Bazaar:
A Repository
of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction:
Information from Otis College of
Art & Design Library.
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