title: Scissors, paste, and the female editor: the making of the Dutch women’s magazine <i>De Gracieuse</i> (1862–64)
abstract: This article examines the popular long-running Dutch women’s magazine De Gracieuse (1862–1936). More particularly, it focuses on its foundation and first two years of publication (1862–64), before De Gracieuse became an official edition of—and almost identical to—the internationally successful German fashion and needlework magazine Der Bazar (1855–1936). Combining archival research of the publisher’s correspondence with digital searching of nineteenth-century periodical databases not only reveal
journal: Women s History Review