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Viewers Note: Below are some scans from 1929 issues of the Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph newspaper's "Color Gravure" sections. Some displays ran the full width/length of the newspaper and required "double scanning and combining" soas to create the full images. For the most part I captured the artwork almost in its entirety as best as possible. In all cases I attempted to include the artists' signatures and collection source. Some pages edges were crumbled and/or torn away. This is NOT an attempt to plaguerize anybody else's work, these reproductions DO NOT belong to me. This is my attempt to share some published historical artwork and a few septia-toned photos. Enjoy!

Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph -- January 13, 1929 -- Color Gravure Scans
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"SURRENDER of CORNWALLIS", by John TRUMBULL. October 19, 1871 French on left; Americans on right. George Washington in front of troops & flag on right. Count de Rochambeau in front of troops on left. Cornwallis on foot, left of mounted horseman.
RACE TRACK, By Guy Pene du Bois Pittsburgh Athletic Association
WHEN THE SANDMAN COMES, By Christian J. Walter. President of the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh
WHITE MOUNTAIN SHEEP -- Carnegie Museum Gallery of Mammals
INDUSTRIAL PITTSBURGH, By A. H. Horson. Location: Keystone Athletic Club Building, Wood St. and Third Ave. "Looking up the Monongahela River towards the Twenty-second Street Bridge, as it will be when rebuilt. Characteristic of the city known as "The Workshop of the World".
"MAMIE DUVENECK CULBERTSON" Duveneck Portraits in Edward H. Bindley Collection University Club of Pittsburgh
"PORTRAIT OF A GIRL" Duveneck Portraits in Edward H. Bindley Collection University Club of Pittsburgh
PANTHER HOLLOW BOAT HOUSE & LAKE (Sepia toned photograph)
STAINED GLASS WINDOW FOR SACRED HEART CHURCH Shady Ave. & Walnut St., by George W. Sotter
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph, Sunday, April 14, 1929, Color Gravure Scans
BATTER-UP Colorized photograph by Sun-Telegraph staff artist. Taken at Washington Park. Shows Hill District youths, April, 1929.
THE SPANIARD, By Ferdinand Roybet. Reproduced through courtesy of J. J. Gillespie Co.
IN THE LIBRARY, By Max Volkart. Reproduced through courtesy of Wundrly Brothers.
THE MINUTE MEN CALLED TO ARMS, By Jennie Brownscombe. (Born in Honesdale, Pa., 1850) Reproduced from the Harry O. Eichleay collection.
TO LATE TO SAVE CUSTER, By Robert Wesley Amick. Reproduced from the Harry O. Eichleay collection.
THE G.A.R. vs. THE A.E.F., by Anton Otto Fischer Reproduced from the Harry O. Eichleay collection.
VILLAGE GOSSIPS, By A. Van Nesse Greene. Reproduced from the Harry O. Eichleay collection.
LIEUTENANT WILLIAM JAMES PATTERSON (Died November 6, 1928, Bellevue, Pa., his residence) Reproduced from a portrait by A.F. King which hangs in the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall.
THE MOOSE CALL
SHIPS THAT PASS
THE NOON HOUR
THE HORSECAR LINE TO BAUERSTOWN (Sepia toned photograph)