Launched in 1903 and still in publication, The Burlington Magazine is the longest running academic art journal in the English language. For art historians interested in the early days of this journal, a number of issues published between 1903 and 1922 have been digitized and made available by the Internet Archive. These digitized issues include all text and images (including photographs and illustrations, in both color and black and white) from this voluminous journal and can be read in their entirety. Articles featured in this digitized collection include: "The Early Painters of the Netherlands as Illustrated by the Bruges Exhibition of 1902" by W.H. James Wheale (1902); "English Domestic Spoons" by Henry Newton Veitch (1912); and a series on the "Chinese Philosophy of Art" by Arthur Whaley (1920-21). These early issues provide a glimpse into early twentieth century British criticism and the field of art history.