1902 Chicago Tribune ART Supplement 'Black Grouse'

Authentic original art supplement published by the Chicago Tribune in July 1902 titled, 'Black Grouse.' These historical prints are over 130 years old , making them remarkable artifacts from one of one of America's leading newspapers.

Overview of the Chicago Tribune Art Supplements

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