Literature Drama Music Art
Vol. 3, No. 3
Anderson, Margaret C. (editor)
Chicago: Margaret C. Anderson, 1916-05
48 p.; 25.4 x 16.8 cm.
The Modernist Journals Project does not own nor does it assert any copyright in the contents of this object. This object has been reproduced and made available on this site based on its public domain status in the United States. If you live outside the United States, please check the laws of your country before downloading any of these materials. As this digital object contains certain embedded technical functionality, individuals interested in reproducing this digital object in a publication, web site or for any commercial purpose must first receive permission from the Modernist Journals Project.
For further information, please contact:
Modernist Journals Project
Box 1957, Brown University, Providence, RI 02912-1957
mjp_project_manager@brown.edu
Contents
- Contents: A-A
- Front Advertisement: B-B
- Three Flesh-Tints: The Incense Burner (Hecht, Ben): 1-1
- Three Flesh-Tints: The Goldfish in a Bowl (Hecht, Ben): 2-2
- Three Flesh-Tints: A Nude (Hecht, Ben): 2-2
- 'The Compleat Amateur': Or How Not to Be an Artist (Bauer, Harold): 3-4
- Three Japanese Paintings—I: Dream of a Chinese Landscape (A Screen by Soga Shubun) (Ficke, Arthur Davison): 5-5
- Three Japanese Paintings—II: Dream of a Chinese Rock Promontory (A Screen by Sesshu) (Ficke, Arthur Davison): 6-6
- Three Japanese Paintings—III: The Golden Symphony (A Screen by Sotatsu) (Ficke, Arthur Davison): 7-7
- The Struggle (Anderson, Sherwood): 7-10
- A Mischievous Rhapsody of the First Recurrence: 11-11
- Welt Schmertz (Carr, Daphne): 12-12
- Prisoners (Carr, Daphne): 12-12
- Leo Ornstein (Anderson, Margaret C.): 13-15
- Nocturne (Verlaine, Paul; Shanafelt, Clara): 15-15
- White Mists (M. C. A.): 16-16
- Letters from Prison (Goldman, Emma): 17-18
- Off the Turnpike (Lowell, Amy): 19-25
- Potatoes in a Cellar (R. G.): 25-26
- New York Letter (Macdougall, Allan Ross): 27-29
- Amber Monochrome (Turbyfill, Mark): 29-29
- Three Imagist Poets—I-II (Fletcher, John Gould): 30-35
- Rossica (Kaun, Alexander S.): 36-39
- The Independent Exhibition (De Braila, Lupo): 39-40
- The Reader Critic: She is No Friend of Ours! (Ficke, Arthur Davison): 41-44
- The Reader Critic: The Prophet in His Own Country (Carr, Daphne; Carr, Michael): 41-44
- The Reader Critic: For the Brahmins (A Poet): 44-44
- The Reader Critic: [Unnamed Letter] (Yours Sylph-fully): 44-44
- Back Advertisements: C-D