Year		Periodical Events		Creator Events
	1821-1969	Saturday Evening Post
	1842	Illustrated London News founded by Herbert Ingram
	1843	L'Illustration(Paris) and Illustrirte Zeitung (Leipzig) founded
	1845	Fliegende Blätter (Munich) first published
	1846	Town & Country
	1848	Kladderadatsch (Germany) founded
	1849	L'Illustracion (Spain) founded

	1850's	Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper and Harper's Weekly (USA) first published
	1857-1916	Harper's Weekly

	1867-1929	Harper's bazar, later Harper's bazaar

	1870's	Color lithography introduced to magazines
	1871-1881	Frank Leslie's lady's journal
	1872	Zincography invented
	1876-	The Queen, laterMcCall's
	1877-1887	Ladies Home Journal

	1885-	Good Housekeeping
	1886-	Cosmopolitan
	1886-1930	Forum
	1888-	National Geographic
	1888-1957	Collier's

	1891-	Architectural Record
	1892-	Vogue	1894	Aubrey Beardsley "art director" of Yellow Book, first use of this title
	1892-1974	Architectural Forum
	1895-1900	Pan,German cultural mag. promoting Art Nouveau
	1896	Hot Metal composition introduced	1898-1971	Alexey Brodovitch
			1898-1978	Dr. Mehemed Fehmy Agha
	1898	La Vie au grand air founded, French sports magazine known for unique layouts utilizing photomontage, cropping and inset images.
	1898-	Sunset

	1901-1912	L'Assiette au beurre (the Butter Dish) published in Paris, leftist satirical magazine	1903-1969	Lester Beall
			1907	Will Bradley art director of Collier's
	1901-1993	House and Garden, later HG
	1902-	American art news, later ARTnews	1908-1972	Will Burtin
		Popular Mechanics
	1903-	Redbook magazine, laterRedbook	1908-1991	George Guisti
	1905-1925	Metropolitan
	1909-	The Progressive	1909-	Walter Allner

	1910	Rotogravure first used commercially by Eduard Mertens on Freiburger Zeitung. Offered high quality reproductions of type and photo printed from a single plate. Became primary method of producing color magazines until 4 color offset lithography in the 1960's.	1910-1915	Will Bradley art director of five Hearst magazines:Good Housekeeping, Metropolitan, Success, Pearson's, National Post
	1913-	Architecture	1910-	Leo Lionni
		Art in America	1910-1991	Cipe Pineles
			1911-1995	Bradbury Thompson
			1912-	Alexander Liberman
			1914	Edna Woolman Chase editor at Vogue
	1914-	The New Republic	1914-	Paul Rand
	1914-1936	Vanity Fair revived in 1983	1915-1955	Alvin Lustig
	1917	Dada movement founded in Zurich Dada magazine published during movement	1916	Double page spread first treated as single unit by Will Bradley
	1917-	Forbes
			1918-1981	Herb Lubalin

	1920	Art Director's Club of New York founded
	1920-	Architectural Digest	1920-1930	Will Bradley typographic supervisor of all Hearst publications
	1922	Veshch/Object/Gegenstand founded by El Lissitzky. Addressed idea of linear continuity.
	1922-1963	Westvaco Inspirations for Printers
	1922-	Better Homes & Gardens
		Harvard Business Review
		Reader's Digest
	1923-	Architecture
		Time
	1923-1932	Kurt Schwitter's Merz. Design incorporated modernist elements; bold rules, sans serif type.
	1924-1986	Saturday review
	1925-	The New Yorker	1923	Pineles emigrates to the U.S.
	1925-1938	AIZ (Arbeiter illustrierte Zeitung) Communist weekly established by Willi Muenzenberg	1928	Dr.Agha made chief assistant at German Vogue
	1926	First printing of Bauhaus magazine		Alexander Liberman designs Vu
	1927-	Current Science
	1928	Vu( France)	1929	Agha emigrates to the U.S.
	1929	Mise en Page	1929-1943	Agha art director of Conde Nast publications; Vogue, Vanity Fair and House & Garden
	1929-	Business Week
	1929	Harper's bazaar adds extra "a" to name	1909	Conde Nast buys Vogue

	1930-	Fortune	1930	Vogue prints first bleed edged photo.
		Advertising Age		Double page spread introduced in Vanity fair
	1930-1959	Charm	1931	Alan Fletcher
	1931-	Apparel Arts, later GQ:Gentleman's Quarterly	1931	Brodovitch emigrates to the U.S. and begins teaching modern graphic techniques at the Museum School of Industrial Art in Philadelphia.
	1932	First full color photograph on cover of Vogue
	1932-	Family Circle Magazine
	1933-	Esquire
		Newsweek
		U.S.News and World Report
	1933-1941	SSSR na Stroíke (USSR in construction)	1930-1941	Lissitzky and Alexander Rodchenko design SSSR Na Stroike
	1934-	Bride's
	1935-	Mademoiselle	1934-1958	Brodovitch art director of Harper's Bazaar
	1936-	Consumer Reports	1938-1945	Pineles art director of Glamour
	1936-1972	Life
	1937-	American Artist	1938-1962	Bradbury Thompson designs Westvaco Inspirations for Printers
		Popular Photography
	1937-1971	Look	1939	Francis Brennan succeeds Eleanor Tracy as art director of Fortune
	1939-	Glamour

	1941-	Scope	1942	Pineles first female director of Art Directors Club.
	1941-1949	View	1943	Alexander Liberman art director of Vogue.
	1942	Fortune receives new cover look and format	1944-1956	Lester Beall designsScopefor Upjohn Pharmaceuticals.
	1944-	Seventeen	1944-1946	Lustig visual research director for Look.
			1945-1949	Will Burtin art director of Fortune
				Cipe Pineles art director of Glamour.
	1945-1948	Junior Bazaar
	1945-	Commentary	1945-1949	Burtin designs Scopewith Beall.
		Ebony	1946-1947	Brodovitch art director of Junior Bazaar
		Elle	1947	Magnum Agency founded by Robert Capa, Cartier-Bresson, David Seymour and George Rodger to own and preserve photographer's copyrights.
	1946-	Holiday, laterTravel Holiday
	1947-	Road & Track	1947-1950	Pineles art director of Seventeen
	1949-	Motor Trend	1949	Bradbury Thompson art director of Mademoiselle
			1949-1951	Brodovitch and Frank Zachary co-editors of Portfolio

	1950-1951	Portfolio	1950-1951	Pineles art director of Charm
		Flair	1952	Beall opens office at Dumbarton Farm, CT
	1951-1957	Gentry	1952-1958	Lustig art director of Art Digest
	1953-	Playboy	1953-1956	Henry Wolf art director of Esquire
	1954-	International Director, later ID	1953-1967	Otto Storch art director of McCall's
	1955-	Young Miss, later YM	1953-1968	Allen Hurlburt art director of Look
	1956-1957	The Complete Imbiber, promoting Gilbey's Gin, designed by FHK Henrion	1954	Alvin Lustig styles Industrial Design
			1957	Fletcher designs Fortune and Time-Life
	1956-	Bon Appetit	1958-1961	Henry Wolf art director of Harper's Bazaar
	1959-1970	Twen (Germany)	1959-1966	Peter Knapp art director of Elle
			1959-1970	Willi Fleckhaus art director of Twen

	1961-1963	Show	1960-1971	Walter Allner art director of Fortune
			1960-1990	Bill Slack designs Architectural Review
	1962	Eros	1961	Bernard Quint art director of Life
	1962-	Sunday Times Magazine		Pineles and Burtin marry
	1962-	Artforum		Liberman editorial director of all Conde Nast publications
	1964-	Surfing	1961-1964	Henry Wolf art director of Show
	1965-	Aspen
	1965-1975	Nova, a radical women's monthly
	1965-1987	Signature	1961-19??	Lubalin redesignsSaturday Evening Post
	1967-1990	Psychology Today	1962	Diane Vreeland leaves Harper's Bazaar to join Vogue
	1967-	Oz, Richard Neville and Martin Sharp	1963	Vreeland named editor-in-chief of Vogue
		Fact	1965	Richard Avedon leaves Harper's Bazaar to photograph for Vogue
	1967-1975	Avant Garde
	1967-	Rolling Stone
	1968-	New York	1963-1964	Tom Wolsley art director of Queen
	1969-1973	Audience	1967-1970	Dugald Sturmer at Ramparts
	1969-	Metropolitan Home	1968	Lubalin designs Avant Garde and Avant Garde typeface.

	1970-	Smithsonian magazine	1970-1971	Terry Jones art director of LondonVanity Fair
	1972-	Gallery	1971	Agha elected to Art Director's Hall of Fame
		Money	1971-	Wolfgang Behnken art director of Stem
		Ms.	1972	Beall and Brodovitch inducted into the Art Director's Hall of Fame
	1974-	People
	1975-	City of San Francisco	1972-1977	Terry Jones art director of British Vogue
	1975-	Byte	1973	Lubalin co-founds edits and designsU&Ic with Edward Rondthaler and Aaron Burns
	1976	Emergence of Punk movement in England		Grace Mirabella editor-in-chief at Vogue
	1977-1985	Skrien, Dutch Cinema magazine		Rochelle Udell art director at Vogue
	1978	Smash Hits, English teenage music magazine
	1979	Conde Nast startsSelf and acquires GQ	1977	Lubalin inducted into Art Director's Hall of Fame
	1979-1981	Hard Werken,by Rotterdam design group of the same name	1978	Keith Ablitt art director of Design
	1979-1984	Cuisine	1979	Giusti inducted into the Art Director's Hall of Fame

	1980	The Face	1980-1983	Willi Fleckhaus art director of FAZ
	1980-	i-D	1980-	Terry Jones art director of i-D
	1980-1981	Fetish, by Jane Kosstrin and David Stirling	1981	Neville Brody art director of The Face
	1981-	Metropolis	1983	Keith Ablitt reformats Design
	1982-	Details
		PC Magazine
	1983	Conde Nast revives Vanity Fair and buys Gourmet magazine
	1983-	Blueprint	1985	Regiz Pagniez art director of Elle
	1984	NATO(Narrative Architecture Today)	1988	Erik Ungless art director of Vogue
	1984	Apple Macintosh computer launched		Alexander Liberman redesignsVogue
	1984-	MacWorld
		Utne Reader
	1985	Newsweek reformatted
	1985-	Elle (U.S)
		Emigre
		L.A. Style
		MacUser
		Spin
	1986-	Spy
	1987-	Conde Nast Traveler
		Premiere
	1988-	Lear's
	1989-	Elle Decoration
		Garbage
		Mirabella

	1990-	Entertainment Weekly
	1991-	Allure

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