La Ilustració Llevantina

La Ilustració Llevantina was an illustrated literary and artistic magazine published in Barcelona, Spain, between 1900 and 1901. It was directed by Josep Alemany i Borràs and appeared in two distinct periods (èpoques). The first period ran as a ten-day publication (desenal) from 10 March 1900 to 20 May 1900, comprising eight issues. The second period was published fortnightly (quinzenal) from November 1900 to 16 December 1901, reaching twenty-eight issues. The magazine was printed by Fidel Giró in Barcelona and served as a cultural review for Catalonia, Valencia, Mallorca, and Roussillon. It included a fashion supplement for subscribers called Novetats. Contributors included writers such as Teodor Llorente, Ezequiel Boixet (pseudonym "Joan Buscón"), Lluís Domènech, Güell y Mercader, Francesch Matheu, Narcís Oller, Justí Pepratx, J. Pomar, Arturo Masriera, Lluís B. Nadal, and Joan Espiau. Graphic artists and illustrators included Francesc Sardà i Ladico, Alexandre de Riquer, Arnau, Vallmitjana, Josep Triadó, Gallisá, Apeles Mestres, Antoni Utrillo, and Mariano Foix y Prats. The magazine is now digitized and available through the Arxiu de Revistes Catalanes Antigues (ARCA) of the Biblioteca de Catalunya. It is also listed in the Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes and the Catàleg Col·lectiu de les Universitats de Catalunya. The publication had ISSN 2604-4277 and an alternative ISSN 2171-3871. It is a historical publication brand, not an active commercial entity.

La Ilustració Llevantina was founded in Barcelona in 1900 as an illustrated literary and artistic magazine. Its first issue appeared on 10 March 1900, under the direction of Josep Alemany i Borràs. The publication was initially issued every ten days (desenal) and ran until 20 May 1900, completing eight issues in its first period. After a hiatus, it resumed in November 1900 as a fortnightly (quinzenal) publication, continuing until 16 December 1901, with a total of twenty-eight issues in its second period. The magazine was printed by Fidel Giró in Barcelona. It was conceived as a cultural review for the Catalan-speaking regions of Catalonia, Valencia, Mallorca, and Roussillon. A fashion supplement titled Novetats was published for subscribers. The magazine attracted contributions from prominent writers and artists of the time, including Teodor Llorente, Ezequiel Boixet, Lluís Domènech, Francesch Matheu, Narcís Oller, Justí Pepratx, and others. Illustrators included Alexandre de Riquer, Apeles Mestres, Antoni Utrillo, and Francesc Sardà i Ladico. The publication ceased in 1901. Today, digitized copies are preserved in the Arxiu de Revistes Catalanes Antigues (ARCA) of the Biblioteca de Catalunya, and it is referenced in the Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes and the Catàleg Col·lectiu de les Universitats de Catalunya. The magazine had ISSN 2604-4277 and an alternative ISSN 2171-3871.

• First issue published on 10 March 1900.

• First period ends on 20 May 1900 after eight issues.

• Second period begins in November 1900 as a fortnightly publication.

• Last issue published on 16 December 1901.

A cultural review for the Catalan-speaking regions, combining literature, art, and fashion.

• La Ilustració Llevantina magazine

  Illustrated literary and artistic magazine published in two periods.

• Novetats

  Fashion supplement for subscribers.

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