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A lively snapshot of New York’s early 20th-century arts scene, this yearbook gathers work from a Greenwich Village club devoted to literature, performance, and creative community.

by Pleiades Club
The Pleiades Club was not a single author but a Greenwich Village association of artists and art-minded members in New York. Founded in 1896 and incorporated in 1902, it became known for weekly dinners, performances, scholarships for emerging artists, and its own publications.
The group published a yearbook, and Pleiades Club Year Book 1910 is credited to the club itself. That makes this book best understood as a collaborative record of a creative community rather than the work of one individual writer.
Today, the club is remembered as part of the cultural life of old Greenwich Village, with archival collections and public-domain editions helping preserve its history.