1895 At the Flood of the Tide | Chicago Tribune Art Supplement

Authentic original art supplement published by the Chicago Tribune on February 3, 1895, titled 'At the Flood of the Tide'. This beautiful coastal landscape lithograph is over 130 years old, making it a remarkable artifact from one of America's leading newspapers.

Historical Significance

• Original newspaper art supplement from 1895
• Published by the Chicago Tribune
• Features serene coastal/maritime landscape
• Chromolithograph or tinted halftone printing technique
• Part of the Tribune's celebrated 1890s art supplement series

The Chicago Tribune began issuing Art Supplements in the 1890s as special illustrated Sunday features. These were large-format color prints, usually chromolithographs or tinted halftones, showcasing scenes of cultural, architectural, or artistic importance.

A remarkable piece of American newspaper history and Victorian-era landscape art, perfect for collectors of coastal art, vintage lithography, Chicago history, and 19th-century illustration.