The Traveller
The Traveller is a quarterly travel, art and education magazine edited by Daniel J. Ellison and published in New York by Underwood & Underwood in 1902, aimed at armchair readers of stereoscope views. Its pages pair stereoscopic photographs of landmarks such as the Acropolis at Athens and Milan Cathedral with running text and printed contents. A designer might take its clean two-column layouts, framed twin-image photo panels, and ornate decorative page borders as period models for layout and framing.





