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| Liberator Magazine Vol 1, No 1, pg 27 "An East Indian Dancer" |
It is interesting to note that the first months of this publication virtually ignores the raging war on the European continent (World War I) and narrowly focuses on Russia and it's revolution that occurred as part of the larger European conflict. Domestic issues include labor, women's sufferage, and unjust court cases. I will be adding images so check back from time to time. (These are scans of the original publications photoshoped to enhance the ancient images on high acid content paper)
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| Liberator Magazine cover Vol 1, No. 1 March 1918 artist Hugo Gellert |
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| Liberator Magazine "A Case of Heresy" Vol 1, No. 1, pg 3 |
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| Liberator Magazine Vol 1, No. 1, page 30 from the article "The Peril of Tom Mooney" by Robert Minor |
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| Liberator Magazine Vol 1, No. 3, cover May 1918 artist Hugo Gellert |
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| Liberator Magazine April 1918 Vol 1, No. 2 cover |
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| Liberator Magazine Vol 1, No. 2, inside cover "Today" artist K.R. Chamberlain |
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| Liberator Magazine Vol 1, No. 3, pg 35 "Play" artist: Hugo Gellert |
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| Liberator Magazine Vol 1, No. 3, pg 26 "Lots Wife" artist Boardman Robinson |
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| Liberator Magazine Vol 1, No. 3, pg 27 "The Temptation" artist Boardman Robinson |
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| Liberator Magazine Cover July 1918 Vol 1, No. 5 |
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| Liberator Magazine July, 1918 Inside Cover "Exodus - 17" artist Boardman Robinson |
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| Liberator Magazine July, 1918 centerfold political cartoon Title of the article "Recognize Russia" |
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| Liberator Magazine Cover Vol 1, No. 6 artist: Cornelia Barns Contributing Editors: Cornelia Barns, Howard Brubaker, K.R. Chamberlain, Hugo Gellert, Arturo Giovannitti, Charles T. Hallinan, Helen Keller, Ellen La Motte, Robert Minor, John Reed, Boardman Robinson, Louis Untermeyer, Charles W. Wood, Art Young |
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| Liberator Magazine Aug 1918 political cartoon artist: Art Young the subject: June 3, 1918 Supreme Ct declared unconstitutional the "Federal Child Labor Law of 1916" that forbade the interstate transport of products employing children under the age of 14 yrs |
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| Liberator Magazine Aug 1918, page 4 artist: Crystal Barns |
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| Liberator Magazine Aug 1918 pg 22 "HOBOKEN, Portrait of a City" artist: Stuart Davis |
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| Liberator Magazine Aug 1918 pg 23 "Feline" artist: Stuart Davis |
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| Liberator Magazine Sept 1918 Vol. 1, No. 7 artist: Hugo Gellert |
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| Liberator Magazine, August 1918 Centerfold "Contemplation" artist: Hugo Gellert |
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| Liberator Magazine, August 1918, pg 23 from the article "The Social Revolution in Court" by Art Young (illustrator) and John Reed |
Liberator Magazine, Oct 1918
Vol 1, No 8
Contributing editors include Helen Keller, Cornelia Barns,
Howard Brubaker, K.R. Chamberain, Hugo Gellert, Arutro Giovannitti,
Ellen La Motte, Robert Minor, Boardman Robinson, Art Young
includes interesting article on the arrest of women
demonstrating in support of Women's Sufferage
Liberator Magazine, Oct 1918, pg 4
"Where Angels Fear to Tread"
artist: Cornelia Barnes
Liberator Magazine, Oct 1918, pg 11
woodcut by J. J. Lankes
Liberator Magazine, Oct 1918, pg 21
Political Cartoon about Liberty Loan Program
artist: Art Young
Liberator Magazine, Oct 1918, pg 41
Political cartoon
artist: GROPPER 1917
Liberator Magazine, Nov 1918 cover
Vol 1, No. 9
clearly this is a take on the American Eagle
with red, white and blue color scheme
Liberator Magaine, Nov 1918, pg 7
political cartoon
artist: Art Young
Liberator Magazine, Nov 1918, pg 18
"A Pueblo Indian"
artist: Maurice Sterne
Liberator Magaine, Nov 1918, centerfold
political cartoon
artist: Art Young
Liberator Magaine, Nov 1918, pg 24
political cartoon
artist: Boardman Robinson
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| Liberator Magazine, Dec 1918 cover Vol 1 No. 10 artist: Maruice Sterne |
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| Liberator Magaine, Dec 1918, pg 9 political cartoon artist: GROPPER |
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| Liberator Magaine, Dec 1918, centerfold politcal cartoon "You Too!" (depicting the anger of the worker) artist: Boardman Robinson |
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| Liberator Magaine, Jan 1919, cover Vol 1 No 11 "Nikolai Lenin" |
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| Liberator Magaine, Jan 1919, pg 4 "Home!" artist: Boardman Robinson (I like this image of the returning American GI's from WWI) |
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| Liberator Magaine, Jan 1919, pg 12 political cartoon artist: Boardman Robinson |
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| Liberator Magazine, Jan 1919, pg 13 political cartoon artist: Boardman Robinson |
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| Liberator Magaine, Jan 1919, centerfold political cartoon apparently the subject is the newly formed League of Nations depicting "Bolshevik Republic" in the center holding up TRUTH and kicking a bouquet of flowers "ARTIFICIAL IDEALS" artist: Art Young |
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| Liberator Magazine, Feb 1919 Vol 1 No 12 cover featuring Abraham Lincoln artist: Boardman Robinson |
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| Liberator Magazine, Feb 1919, pg 4 political cartoon "Bolshevism in Bohemia" Artist: Stuart Davis |
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| woodcut by J Lankes depicting frog and toadstools |
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| Liberator Magazine, Feb 1919, centerfold political cartoon: "Holding the Fort" artist: Art Young |
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| Liberator Magazine, Feb 1919 political cartoon: "Wilson's Words" artist: Art Young |
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| Liberator Magazine, March 1919 Vol 1 No 13 front cover portrait of Liebknecht |
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| Liberator Magazine, March 1919, pg 4 political cartoon about US WWI soldiers artist: Art Young |
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| Liberator Magaine, Mar 1919, pg 15 "Every reader of the dispatches from Berlin has noted that the struggle for power between the revolutionists and the bourgeois reformers has centered in battles to get and keep the possession of the newspapers. That is the essence of twentieth century revolution - to wrest the great weapons of publicity from the control of the ruling class." |
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| Liberator Magazine, Mar 1919, pg 22 artist: Joseph Pass "Kate Greenhaughl, on of the Seattle 'Reds'" |
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| Liberator Magazine, Mar 1919, pg 35 artist: Stuart Davis "The Return of the Soldier" |
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| Liberator Magaine, Mar 1919, pg 42 Artist: Cornelia Barns "Dream Dresses" |
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