Description
Discover the captivating January–February 1972 issue of Art in America, part of our collection of rare vintage magazines available at Original Magazines. This intriguing edition features a deep dive into the themes of landscape, photography, and urban symbolism, with a special focus on the vibrant world of Las Vegas signage as a transformative element of American art.
This issue holds significant cultural value, providing a unique perspective on how Las Vegas’ neon signs represent a blend of commercial and artistic expression, likening them to the works of renowned artists like Matisse and Van Gogh. With thought-provoking articles by esteemed art critics and scholars, it's a vital resource for art historians, collectors, and anyone fascinated by modern and conceptual art.
The featured article "Highway to Las Vegas" by Brian O’Doherty offers a visual and cultural exploration of Las Vegas signage, showcasing its role as a vernacular art form. Additionally, this issue includes compelling discussions on topics like the impact of the New Deal on American art, the intricacies of art market trends in the 1970s, and in-depth critiques of iconic artists.
Condition-wise, this vintage magazine is in good condition, with minor wear typical of its age, making it a collectable addition for vintage magazine enthusiasts. It arrives with a plastic protective sleeve to ensure its preservation for years to come.
- Focuses on Las Vegas signage as evolving visual art.
- Includes critical commentary from leading art scholars and critics.
Don't miss your chance to own this Art in America vintage issue, a perfect piece for collectors interested in the crossroads of art, culture, and history. Available for purchase now and ready to enrich your collection!