Harpers cover hi-res stock photography and images

Magazine poster: Harper's for October – Artist Edward Penfield,1866-1925, artist. 1894. Digitally enhanced. Stock Photo

RM2G88GNH–Magazine poster: Harper's for October – Artist Edward Penfield,1866-1925, artist. 1894. Digitally enhanced.

1970s USA Harper's Bazaar Magazine Cover Stock Photo

RMEXRJTD–1970s USA Harper's Bazaar Magazine Cover

February 1880 cover of Harper's Weekly depicting the Irish Famine of 1879. The illustration is entitled 'The Herald of relief from America'. A woman is standing on an Irish cliff with a sign saying 'Help' with an inscription below saying 'We are starving - Ireland'. Stock Photo

RMM74D1A–February 1880 cover of Harper's Weekly depicting the Irish Famine of 1879. The illustration is entitled 'The Herald of relief from America'. A woman is standing on an Irish cliff with a sign saying 'Help' with an inscription below saying 'We are starving - Ireland'.

AUDREY HEPBURN on the cover of Harper's Bazaar in April 1956 Stock Photo

RMA053NP–AUDREY HEPBURN on the cover of Harper's Bazaar in April 1956

Harper's March 1898 cover by Edward Penfield 1866-1925, artist 1898. Man with horse-drawn plow and a rooster. Stock Photo

RMF7NK5F–Harper's March 1898 cover by Edward Penfield 1866-1925, artist 1898. Man with horse-drawn plow and a rooster.

1918 Christmas front cover of Harpers Magazine in sombre wartime mood Stock Photo

RME1EW5E–1918 Christmas front cover of Harpers Magazine in sombre wartime mood

Edward Penfield Harper's Magazine May 1897 Stock Photo

RMJ3BF81–Edward Penfield Harper's Magazine May 1897

passengers on a tram : Harper's February 1897 Front cover by Edward Penfield, 1866-1925, artist Stock Photo

RM2A5YWKK–passengers on a tram : Harper's February 1897 Front cover by Edward Penfield, 1866-1925, artist

Florist delivery boy on a bicycle Harpers Weekly cover 1911 Stock Photo

RMAKEY95–Florist delivery boy on a bicycle Harpers Weekly cover 1911

presse, magazines, 'Harper's Magazine', cover, christmas, circa 1905 / 1910, private collection, , Stock Photo

RMB2J1GX–presse, magazines, 'Harper's Magazine', cover, christmas, circa 1905 / 1910, private collection, ,

Artist: Edwin Austin Abbey, American, 1852–1911, M.A., 1897, Design for cover for Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, Watercolor and graphite, 27.2 × 39.1 cm (10 11/16 × 15 3/8 in.), Made in United States, American, 19th century, Works on Paper - Drawings and Watercolors Stock Photo

RM2DT5170–Artist: Edwin Austin Abbey, American, 1852–1911, M.A., 1897, Design for cover for Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, Watercolor and graphite, 27.2 × 39.1 cm (10 11/16 × 15 3/8 in.), Made in United States, American, 19th century, Works on Paper - Drawings and Watercolors

A detail from a turn of the 20th century illustration by Edward Penfield (1866-1925) considered by many to be the father of the American poster. Featuring a young woman bending to pick up her gloves. Originally a cover to Harper’s Magazine, the oldest general-interest monthly in America. Stock Photo

RM2JD9J9D–A detail from a turn of the 20th century illustration by Edward Penfield (1866-1925) considered by many to be the father of the American poster. Featuring a young woman bending to pick up her gloves. Originally a cover to Harper’s Magazine, the oldest general-interest monthly in America.

South Pacific: Cover of 'Faery Lands of the South Seas' by James Norman Hall (1887-1951) and Charles Bernard Nordhoff (1887-1947), 1921. James Norman Hall and Charles Bernard Nordhoff were two American writers. They were given a commission by Harper's Magazine to write travel articles set in the South Pacific. They went to Tahiti in the Society Islands for research and inspiration, and ended up staying, Nordhoff for twenty years, Hall for life. Their second book, Faery Lands of the South Seas, was serialized in Harper's in 1920-1921, then published in book form. Stock Photo

RM2B019ET–South Pacific: Cover of 'Faery Lands of the South Seas' by James Norman Hall (1887-1951) and Charles Bernard Nordhoff (1887-1947), 1921. James Norman Hall and Charles Bernard Nordhoff were two American writers. They were given a commission by Harper's Magazine to write travel articles set in the South Pacific. They went to Tahiti in the Society Islands for research and inspiration, and ended up staying, Nordhoff for twenty years, Hall for life. Their second book, Faery Lands of the South Seas, was serialized in Harper's in 1920-1921, then published in book form.

Antique April 20, 1872 edition of Harper's Weekly, showing a large engraving of The Late Samuel F.B. Morse, from the photograph by Matthew Brady. Samuel Finley Breese Morse (1791-1872) contributed to the invention of a single-wire telegraph system based on European telegraphs. He was a co-developer of the Morse code, and helped to develop the commercial use of telegraphy. Stock Photo

RMF115GR–Antique April 20, 1872 edition of Harper's Weekly, showing a large engraving of The Late Samuel F.B. Morse, from the photograph by Matthew Brady. Samuel Finley Breese Morse (1791-1872) contributed to the invention of a single-wire telegraph system based on European telegraphs. He was a co-developer of the Morse code, and helped to develop the commercial use of telegraphy.

Still Life of fashion and lifestyle magazines, USA 2023 Stock Photo

RM2N9GGX5–Still Life of fashion and lifestyle magazines, USA 2023

Harper's Bazaar May 1955 front cover | Captured in this enchanting image is a woman exuding grace and sophistication as she dons a resplendent white dress. Stock Photo

RM2WAPJ4T–Harper's Bazaar May 1955 front cover | Captured in this enchanting image is a woman exuding grace and sophistication as she dons a resplendent white dress.

Fred Hyland - Harper's Magazine cover: The Martian - (Les Maîtres de l'Affiche), 'Du Maurier's New Serial'.1897. Stock Photo

RM2H947RP–Fred Hyland - Harper's Magazine cover: The Martian - (Les Maîtres de l'Affiche), 'Du Maurier's New Serial'.1897.

Erté - Romain de Tirtoff - Harpers Bazar Cover - February 1921 - (cropped) Stock Photo

RF2PHP1NN–Erté - Romain de Tirtoff - Harpers Bazar Cover - February 1921 - (cropped)

RMMKNCY1–Harper's October

Will Bradley artwork - Harpers Bazar, Thanksgiving number, 1895 (1895) American Art Nouveau - Old and vintage poster / magazine cover. Stock Photo

RM2J28M19–Will Bradley artwork - Harpers Bazar, Thanksgiving number, 1895 (1895) American Art Nouveau - Old and vintage poster / magazine cover.

1920s USA Harper's Bazaar Magazine Cover Stock Photo

RMEXRJWF–1920s USA Harper's Bazaar Magazine Cover

Cover of a January 1880 edition of Harper's Weekly featuring a cartoon by Thomas Nast entitled 'Beware of Foreign Tramps' Stock Photo

RM2F7D0N7–Cover of a January 1880 edition of Harper's Weekly featuring a cartoon by Thomas Nast entitled 'Beware of Foreign Tramps'

AUDREY HEPBURN on the cover of Harper's Bazaar October 1956 issue Stock Photo

RMA197RY–AUDREY HEPBURN on the cover of Harper's Bazaar October 1956 issue

Harper's July 1898 cover by Edward Penfield 1866-1925, artist 1898. Man in swim suit standing in water at beach. Stock Photo

RMF7NK59–Harper's July 1898 cover by Edward Penfield 1866-1925, artist 1898. Man in swim suit standing in water at beach.

HARPERS front cover of the July 1897 issue of Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. New York USA Stock Photo

RM2C59CHH–HARPERS front cover of the July 1897 issue of Harper’s New Monthly Magazine. New York USA

Cartoon by Thomas Nast after Battle of Little Bighorn and destruction of Custer's 7th Cavalry. It appeared in Harper's Weekly, a partisan Republican newspaper, and decries the underfunded U.S. military as unable to stop the Native American insurgency, eve (BSLOC 2016 7 40) Stock Photo

RMKWD8NW–Cartoon by Thomas Nast after Battle of Little Bighorn and destruction of Custer's 7th Cavalry. It appeared in Harper's Weekly, a partisan Republican newspaper, and decries the underfunded U.S. military as unable to stop the Native American insurgency, eve (BSLOC 2016 7 40)

cover of Harper's for August 1895. by Edward Penfield 1866-1925, American artist. Shows a woman at a bathing suit stand. Stock Photo

RM2A5YNMB–cover of Harper's for August 1895. by Edward Penfield 1866-1925, American artist. Shows a woman at a bathing suit stand.

Harpers Weekly special automobile issue cover 1907. Color lithograph Stock Photo

RMAXJ6T0–Harpers Weekly special automobile issue cover 1907. Color lithograph

Harper's magazine cover August 1932 Stock Photo

RM2RCMENE–Harper's magazine cover August 1932

The crusaders - Illustration shows a large group of politicians and journalists as knights on a crusade against graft and corruption. Many carry large pens like a lance; periodical mentioned are 'Colliers, Harper's Weekly, Life, Puck, and McClure's' Magazine. 1906 Stock Photo

RMT8F4PA–The crusaders - Illustration shows a large group of politicians and journalists as knights on a crusade against graft and corruption. Many carry large pens like a lance; periodical mentioned are 'Colliers, Harper's Weekly, Life, Puck, and McClure's' Magazine. 1906

RM2JD9KFM–A detail from a turn of the 20th century illustration by Edward Penfield (1866-1925) considered by many to be the father of the American poster. Featuring a young golfer about to tee-off, with a man and a horsedrawn plough in the background. Originally a cover to Harper’s Magazine, the oldest general-interest monthly in America.

Color magazine cover, depicting Theodore Roosevelt Jr, then Bull Moose Party presidential candidate, standing on a stage, and shouting 'Women Suffrage Forever' through a bullhorn, to indicate his pro-suffrage position, published for the American market by Harper's Weekly, August 17, 1912. () Stock Photo

RMPF9WT9–Color magazine cover, depicting Theodore Roosevelt Jr, then Bull Moose Party presidential candidate, standing on a stage, and shouting 'Women Suffrage Forever' through a bullhorn, to indicate his pro-suffrage position, published for the American market by Harper's Weekly, August 17, 1912. ()

'The new Indian war. Now, no sarcastic innuendoes, but let us have a square fight' cartoon by Thomas Nast. Dec 21, 1878 featured on the cover of Harper's Weekly Stock Photo

RMED7N6A–'The new Indian war. Now, no sarcastic innuendoes, but let us have a square fight' cartoon by Thomas Nast. Dec 21, 1878 featured on the cover of Harper's Weekly

RM2N9GH1X–Still Life of fashion and lifestyle magazines, USA 2023

Cover of Harpers Weekly showing cartoon of herald of relief from america. The cartoon is of an Irish woman making signals to relief ships from america with her starving family below her. Image updated using digital restoration and retouching techniques Stock Photo

RMRMG1N6–Cover of Harpers Weekly showing cartoon of herald of relief from america. The cartoon is of an Irish woman making signals to relief ships from america with her starving family below her. Image updated using digital restoration and retouching techniques

Harper's Christmas 1894 - Edward Pennfield artwork Stock Photo

RM2K90G68–Harper's Christmas 1894 - Edward Pennfield artwork

RMBAW9N8–Media,1897

Will H Bradley - Harpers Bazar - 1896 Stock Photo

RF2PHP1PC–Will H Bradley - Harpers Bazar - 1896

Will Bradley artwork - Harpers Bazar. Easter A. D. 1896. (1896) American Art Nouveau - Old and vintage poster / magazine cover. Stock Photo

RM2J28M1T–Will Bradley artwork - Harpers Bazar. Easter A. D. 1896. (1896) American Art Nouveau - Old and vintage poster / magazine cover.

RMEXRJWH–1920s USA Harper's Bazaar Magazine Cover

Thomas Nast, July 1881 cartoon on the cover of Harper's Weekly, depicting US President, Chester Arthur. The illustration is entitled ' Out Shining Everybody in Humiliation at Albany'. Stock Photo

RM2F7D0TD–Thomas Nast, July 1881 cartoon on the cover of Harper's Weekly, depicting US President, Chester Arthur. The illustration is entitled ' Out Shining Everybody in Humiliation at Albany'.

AMERICAN CIVIL WAR Cover of Harper's Weekly 20 July 1861 showing rifle and bullet production at the United States Arsenal in Watertown, Massachusetts Stock Photo

RMW2ENKA–AMERICAN CIVIL WAR Cover of Harper's Weekly 20 July 1861 showing rifle and bullet production at the United States Arsenal in Watertown, Massachusetts

RMF7P219–passengers on a tram : Harper's February 1897 Front cover by Edward Penfield, 1866-1925, artist

Museum of African American History Boston MA Stock Photo

RMTT22PN–Museum of African American History Boston MA

Thanksgiving, Harper's Bazar magazine cover showing a woman holding bowl of fruit, by Louis Rhead, 1894. Stock Photo

RMCWAY92–Thanksgiving, Harper's Bazar magazine cover showing a woman holding bowl of fruit, by Louis Rhead, 1894.

Harper's Bazaar magazines in a newspaper stand in the center of Milan, Italy Stock Photo

RF2Y38YB0–Harper's Bazaar magazines in a newspaper stand in the center of Milan, Italy

Tourists in an automobile visiting the Grand Canyon 1911 Harpers Weekly cover Automotive Issue. Color lithograph Stock Photo

RMABHJR4–Tourists in an automobile visiting the Grand Canyon 1911 Harpers Weekly cover Automotive Issue. Color lithograph

Harpers Bazar cover 1915 by L.Bakst Stock Photo

RMJ3M2D7–Harpers Bazar cover 1915 by L.Bakst

RMKWDA87–Cartoon by Thomas Nast after Battle of Little Bighorn and destruction of Custer's 7th Cavalry. It appeared in Harper's Weekly, a partisan Republican newspaper, and decries the underfunded U.S. military as unable to stop the Native American insurgency, eve (BSLOC 2016 7 40)

A turn of the 20th century illustration by Edward Penfield (1866-1925) considered by many to be the father of the American poster. Featuring a train carriage of people all reading Harper’s Magazine, the oldest general-interest monthly in America. Stock Photo

RM2JD9K78–A turn of the 20th century illustration by Edward Penfield (1866-1925) considered by many to be the father of the American poster. Featuring a train carriage of people all reading Harper’s Magazine, the oldest general-interest monthly in America.

Black and white magazine cover, depicting then Bull Moose Party presidential candidate, Theodore Roosevelt Jr, wearing an Edwardian women's hat and fur collar over his suit, holding flowers behind his back, and knocking on a door reading 'Campaign Headquarters, Women's Suffrage, ' illustrated by W Kemble, and published for the American market by Harper's Weekly, dated February 17, 1912. () Stock Photo

RMPF9WRM–Black and white magazine cover, depicting then Bull Moose Party presidential candidate, Theodore Roosevelt Jr, wearing an Edwardian women's hat and fur collar over his suit, holding flowers behind his back, and knocking on a door reading 'Campaign Headquarters, Women's Suffrage, ' illustrated by W Kemble, and published for the American market by Harper's Weekly, dated February 17, 1912. ()

Hon. Abraham Lincoln, Born in Kentucky, February 12, 1809 (Photographed by Brady), Cover of Harper's Weekly Magazine, November 10, 1860 Stock Photo

RMTA8JJE–Hon. Abraham Lincoln, Born in Kentucky, February 12, 1809 (Photographed by Brady), Cover of Harper's Weekly Magazine, November 10, 1860

August 2023 Issue of 'Harper's Bazaa' Magazine Cover, USA Stock Photo

RM2RHTBG7–August 2023 Issue of 'Harper's Bazaa' Magazine Cover, USA

October (cover illustration for Harper's Magazine). oil on canvas. Date: 1903. Museum: Smithsonian American Art Museum. Stock Photo

RM2R6H6GW–October (cover illustration for Harper's Magazine). oil on canvas. Date: 1903. Museum: Smithsonian American Art Museum.

Harper's Christmas number 1893. Edward Penfield illustration Stock Photo

RM2K90G6C–Harper's Christmas number 1893. Edward Penfield illustration

RMKPRTYR–Harper's April

Harpers Magazine 1898 American art nouveau magazine cover of a golfer in the country Stock Photo

RMAJH4Y4–Harpers Magazine 1898 American art nouveau magazine cover of a golfer in the country

Will Bradley artwork - Harpers young people New Years number (1895) American Art Nouveau - Old and vintage poster / magazine cover. Stock Photo

RM2J28M22–Will Bradley artwork - Harpers young people New Years number (1895) American Art Nouveau - Old and vintage poster / magazine cover.

1910s USA Harper's Bazaar Magazine Cover Stock Photo

RMEXRYK4–1910s USA Harper's Bazaar Magazine Cover

Thomas Nast, February 1880 cover of Harper's Weekly depicting the Irish Famine of 1879. The illustration is entitled ' The Herald of relief from America'. A woman is standing on an Irish cliff with a sign saying 'Help' with an inscription below saying 'We are starving - Ireland'. Stock Photo

RM2F7D0RJ–Thomas Nast, February 1880 cover of Harper's Weekly depicting the Irish Famine of 1879. The illustration is entitled ' The Herald of relief from America'. A woman is standing on an Irish cliff with a sign saying 'Help' with an inscription below saying 'We are starving - Ireland'.

'Colored rule in a reconstructed state' Cover of Harper's Weekly 14 March 1874 satirising members of the South Carolina legislature calling each other names while Columbia says 'You are aping the lowest Whites' Stock Photo

RMEH4K0T–'Colored rule in a reconstructed state' Cover of Harper's Weekly 14 March 1874 satirising members of the South Carolina legislature calling each other names while Columbia says 'You are aping the lowest Whites'

RMDYEN5D–cover of Harper's for August 1895. by Edward Penfield 1866-1925, American artist. Shows a woman at a bathing suit stand.

1898 HARPER'S PICTORIAL HISTORY COVER LIBERTY WITH FLAG SOLDIER SAILOR SPANISH AMERICAN WAR Stock Photo

RME8T4D1–1898 HARPER'S PICTORIAL HISTORY COVER LIBERTY WITH FLAG SOLDIER SAILOR SPANISH AMERICAN WAR

Harpers Weekly cover showing Colombia, as bandit, being halted by Theodore Roosevelt. The cartoon of Nov. 21, 1903 reflects of US public approval, which overcame the objections of American anti-imperialists (BSLOC 2017 4 66) Stock Photo

RMKWCXYT–Harpers Weekly cover showing Colombia, as bandit, being halted by Theodore Roosevelt. The cartoon of Nov. 21, 1903 reflects of US public approval, which overcame the objections of American anti-imperialists (BSLOC 2017 4 66)

RF2Y38YH5–Harper's Bazaar magazines in a newspaper stand in the center of Milan, Italy

Rough Rider Theodore Roosevelt on Harpers Weekly cover 1900. Lithograph Stock Photo

RMAXJ1JE–Rough Rider Theodore Roosevelt on Harpers Weekly cover 1900. Lithograph

. English: Wood engraving, Bayou Navigation in Dixie, illustration from Harper's Weekly newspaper of New York dated April 11, 1863 (front cover) . published April 1863. unsigned wood engraving 'from a Sketch by Mr. Theodore R. Davis' 67 Bayou Navigation in Dixie, 1863 Stock Photo

RMMYB35J–. English: Wood engraving, Bayou Navigation in Dixie, illustration from Harper's Weekly newspaper of New York dated April 11, 1863 (front cover) . published April 1863. unsigned wood engraving 'from a Sketch by Mr. Theodore R. Davis' 67 Bayou Navigation in Dixie, 1863

Gun Boats Blockade Mobile Bay, Alabama, Our Flag is There, by Alfred Rudolph Waud, Harpers Weekly Cover. Stock Photo

RM2BC42BP–Gun Boats Blockade Mobile Bay, Alabama, Our Flag is There, by Alfred Rudolph Waud, Harpers Weekly Cover.

A turn of the 20th century illustration by Edward Penfield (1866-1925) considered by many to be the father of the American poster. Featuring an affluent couple with their stabled race horse. Harper’s Magazine, the oldest general-interest monthly in America. Stock Photo

RM2JD9K92–A turn of the 20th century illustration by Edward Penfield (1866-1925) considered by many to be the father of the American poster. Featuring an affluent couple with their stabled race horse. Harper’s Magazine, the oldest general-interest monthly in America.

AMELAND, HOLLAND - MAY 21, 2015: Stack of magazines Harpers Bazaar, SALMA HAYEK on cover. November 2012 Stock Photo

RFRKT1D9–AMELAND, HOLLAND - MAY 21, 2015: Stack of magazines Harpers Bazaar, SALMA HAYEK on cover. November 2012

The front page of an 1866 edition of Harper's Weekly, this issue features a cover story and large illustration of the Abraham Lincoln School for Freedmen, the building was previously the School of Medicine at the University of Louisiana and was made available for the education of freed slaves, it quickly became the largest school for freedmen in the United States, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1866. From the New York Public Library. Stock Photo

RMKK9913–The front page of an 1866 edition of Harper's Weekly, this issue features a cover story and large illustration of the Abraham Lincoln School for Freedmen, the building was previously the School of Medicine at the University of Louisiana and was made available for the education of freed slaves, it quickly became the largest school for freedmen in the United States, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1866. From the New York Public Library.

June/July 2023 'Harper's Bazaar' magazine cover, USA Stock Photo

RM2R90KCM–June/July 2023 'Harper's Bazaar' magazine cover, USA

1866 , USA : UNCLE TOM' CABIN illustration on cover HARPER'S WEEKLY A JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION . Artwork by Alfred R. Waud (Alfred Rudolph , 1828-1891) and engraver W. S. L. Jewett (1834-1876) .The american abolitionist and novelist , woman writer , HARRIET BEECHER STOWE ( 1811 - 1896 ) author of most celebrated book UNCLE TOM 'S CABIN ( 1852 ) attacked the cruelty of slavery; it reached millions as a novel and play, and became influential, even in Britain. It made the political issues of the 1850s regarding slavery tangible to millions, energizing anti-slavery forces in the American North. Stock Photo

RM2PBF3TN–1866 , USA : UNCLE TOM' CABIN illustration on cover HARPER'S WEEKLY A JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION . Artwork by Alfred R. Waud (Alfred Rudolph , 1828-1891) and engraver W. S. L. Jewett (1834-1876) .The american abolitionist and novelist , woman writer , HARRIET BEECHER STOWE ( 1811 - 1896 ) author of most celebrated book UNCLE TOM 'S CABIN ( 1852 ) attacked the cruelty of slavery; it reached millions as a novel and play, and became influential, even in Britain. It made the political issues of the 1850s regarding slavery tangible to millions, energizing anti-slavery forces in the American North.

Harper's bazaar, Christmas 1895 - Will Bradley artwork Stock Photo

RM2K90G64–Harper's bazaar, Christmas 1895 - Will Bradley artwork

RMKPRTXB–Harper's 1897

Cover cartoon of Harper's Weekly, July 14, 1894. Eugene V. Debs (1855-1926) was an American socialist, political activist, trade unionist, and one of the founding members of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW). As president of the American Railway Union, he led a boycott against handling trains with Pullman cars in what became the nationwide Pullman Strike of 1894./nHe was criticized in the press for causing food shortages and passenger delays. /n Stock Photo

RM2NH93E7–Cover cartoon of Harper's Weekly, July 14, 1894. Eugene V. Debs (1855-1926) was an American socialist, political activist, trade unionist, and one of the founding members of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW). As president of the American Railway Union, he led a boycott against handling trains with Pullman cars in what became the nationwide Pullman Strike of 1894./nHe was criticized in the press for causing food shortages and passenger delays. /n

Will Bradley artwork - Harpers round table Thanksgiving number 95 (1895) American Art Nouveau - Old and vintage poster / magazine cover. Stock Photo

RM2J28M1X–Will Bradley artwork - Harpers round table Thanksgiving number 95 (1895) American Art Nouveau - Old and vintage poster / magazine cover.

RMEXRJWE–1920s USA Harper's Bazaar Magazine Cover

18601020 Harpers magazine cover 3c32412u Stock Photo

RMW2P2HH–18601020 Harpers magazine cover 3c32412u

HAIRSTYLES from 1868 cover of the American magazine Harper's Bazaar Stock Photo

RMFDX2XB–HAIRSTYLES from 1868 cover of the American magazine Harper's Bazaar

Coloured Rule in a Reconstituted State. Front cover of 'Harper's Weekly ', New York, March 1874 ridiculing the uproar in the South Carolina Legislature . Columbia is trying to establish peace. Government Democracy Stock Photo

RMD9915A–Coloured Rule in a Reconstituted State. Front cover of 'Harper's Weekly ', New York, March 1874 ridiculing the uproar in the South Carolina Legislature . Columbia is trying to establish peace. Government Democracy

A VISIT TO THE HAREM JAUNARY 1900 COVER HARPER'S MONTHLY ELEGANT VICTORIAN WOMAN TALKING WITH ARABIC WOMAN BY WINDOW Stock Photo

RMDC0MXF–A VISIT TO THE HAREM JAUNARY 1900 COVER HARPER'S MONTHLY ELEGANT VICTORIAN WOMAN TALKING WITH ARABIC WOMAN BY WINDOW

REFORM WITHOUT BLOODSHED. GOVERNOR CLEVELAND AND THEODORE ROOSEVELT AT THEIR GOOD WORK. In 1883, Republican Roosevelt allied with Democratic Governor Cleveland to pass a civil service reform bill for New York State. Thomas Nast illustration on cover of Harpers Weekly, April, 19, 1884 (BSLOC 2017 4 4) Stock Photo

RMKWCXWY–REFORM WITHOUT BLOODSHED. GOVERNOR CLEVELAND AND THEODORE ROOSEVELT AT THEIR GOOD WORK. In 1883, Republican Roosevelt allied with Democratic Governor Cleveland to pass a civil service reform bill for New York State. Thomas Nast illustration on cover of Harpers Weekly, April, 19, 1884 (BSLOC 2017 4 4)

PENFIELD Edward - Harper's September Vintage Illustrated Magazine Cover Stock Photo

RM2XBB74A–PENFIELD Edward - Harper's September Vintage Illustrated Magazine Cover

Young society people in an automobile passing a pedestrian, 1911. Printed color halftone of an illustration Stock Photo

RMDEYKHW–Young society people in an automobile passing a pedestrian, 1911. Printed color halftone of an illustration

RMMW972X–. English: Wood engraving, Bayou Navigation in Dixie, illustration from Harper's Weekly newspaper of New York dated April 11, 1863 (front cover) . published April 1863. unsigned wood engraving 'from a Sketch by Mr. Theodore R. Davis' 77 Bayou Navigation in Dixie, 1863

Gun Boats Blockade Mobile Bay, Alabama, Our Flag is There, by Alfred Rudolph Waud, Engraving for Harpers Weekly Cover. Stock Photo

RM2BC42D1–Gun Boats Blockade Mobile Bay, Alabama, Our Flag is There, by Alfred Rudolph Waud, Engraving for Harpers Weekly Cover.

RM2JD9HAG–A turn of the 20th century illustration by Edward Penfield (1866-1925) considered by many to be the father of the American poster. Featuring a city gent, paying for a subscription to Harper’s Magazine, the oldest general-interest monthly in America.

CZECH - MAY 21, 2015: Stack of magazines Harpers Bazaar, on top issue February 2013 with Georgia May Jagger on cover. Editorial use only. Stock Photo

RFRM6DX8–CZECH - MAY 21, 2015: Stack of magazines Harpers Bazaar, on top issue February 2013 with Georgia May Jagger on cover. Editorial use only.

Black and white cover illustration depicting several well-dressed women presenting an anti-voting rights petition to a pair of senators who wear the labels 'Grady, ' and 'Raines, ' captioned 'O save us, senators, from ourselves!' illustrated by WA Rogers, and published by Harper's Weekly for the American market, February 23, 1907. () Stock Photo

RMPF9XHK–Black and white cover illustration depicting several well-dressed women presenting an anti-voting rights petition to a pair of senators who wear the labels 'Grady, ' and 'Raines, ' captioned 'O save us, senators, from ourselves!' illustrated by WA Rogers, and published by Harper's Weekly for the American market, February 23, 1907. ()

Still Life of fashion magazines, USA 2023 Stock Photo

RM2T43HAR–Still Life of fashion magazines, USA 2023

Coloured Rule in a Reconstituted State Front cover of 'Harper's Weekly', New York ridiculing the uproar in the South Carolina Legislature . Columbia is trying to establish peace Woodcut Stock Photo

RMTXG8CF–Coloured Rule in a Reconstituted State Front cover of 'Harper's Weekly', New York ridiculing the uproar in the South Carolina Legislature . Columbia is trying to establish peace Woodcut