Dwight L. Elmendorf

In 1913, The Mentor began as a weekly and later a monthly by the Associated Newspaper School, Inc. (New York City). As a pamphlet or folio; it contained a dozen or so pages with exquisite intaglio gravures loose inside. Each slim issue covered a specific theme in art, literature, science, history, nature, and travel, and tie-ins with newspapers, adding to The Mentor‘s educational publication feel. This issue, Volume 4, Number 16, contains 6 beautiful loose intaglio gravures of Yosemite, a 12 page description of the valley, and inner cover prose by John Muir.… (plus d'informations)