El Globo Ilustrado

El Globo Ilustrado was an illustrated magazine published fortnightly in Madrid in the mid-19th century. Each issue consisted of sixteen pages, eight of engravings and eight of text. It is one of the many magazines of its genre published in Madrid that were mentioned by Pedro de Madrazo in his La Ilustración Española y Americana (1882). The magazine was edited and directed by the journalist Dionisio Chaulié y Ruiz, and its first issue appeared on 1 June 1866. Its thirtieth and final issue was published on 16 August 1867. Contributors included important literary figures of the time, such as Antonio Arnao, José Muñoz Maldonado and Salvador Costanzo. The publication is now part of the historical record of Spanish illustrated journalism and is preserved in the Hemeroteca Digital of the Biblioteca Nacional de España.

El Globo Ilustrado was an illustrated magazine published fortnightly in Madrid in the mid-19th century. Each issue consisted of sixteen pages, eight of engravings and eight of text. It is one of the many magazines of the genre edited in Madrid that were mentioned by Pedro de Madrazo in his La Ilustración Española y Americana (1882). Edited and directed by the journalist Dionisio Chaulié y Ruiz, its first issue appeared on 1 June 1866. Its thirtieth and final issue was published on 16 August 1867. Contributors included important literary figures of the time, such as Antonio Arnao, José Muñoz Maldonado and Salvador Costanzo.

• 1882

  Mentioned by Pedro de Madrazo in La Ilustración Española y Americana.

• 1867

  Thirtieth and final issue published on 16 August 1867.

• 1866

  First issue published on 1 June 1866.

Illustrated literary and current-affairs magazine of mid-19th-century Madrid.

• El Globo Ilustrado (fortnightly magazine)

  Sixteen pages per issue, eight of engravings and eight of text.

1. 1El Globo Ilustrado - Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2El Globo Ilustrado - Wikipedia (Spanish)es.wikipedia.org
3. 3Hemeroteca Digital - Biblioteca Nacional de Españahemerotecadigital.bne.es