Description
Discover a rare gem in the world of vintage magazines with the March 1972 issue of Art in America, a collectible edition featuring the vibrant and thought-provoking artwork of renowned artist James Rosenquist. This magazine, a must-have for any art enthusiast or collector, encapsulates the cutting-edge movements of the 1970s, focusing on the fascinating intersection of art, technology, and cultural commentary.
This issue presents an in-depth examination of James Rosenquist’s work, famously known for his large-scale, visually striking pieces that blend pop art influences with futuristic themes. It offers readers a unique glimpse into the artist's creative process and the contemporary art landscape of the time. With contributions from prominent critics and scholars, this issue is not just an artifact; it's a significant historical document reflecting the evolution of modern and conceptual art.
Notably, the cover features a detail from Rosenquist’s iconic piece, Firing Capsule (1970), a monumental work that embodies his signature style blending color and imagery in unexpected ways. This issue serves as a cultural snapshot, offering insights into the provocative ideas that shaped a generation of artists and thinkers.
The condition of this vintage magazine is rated as good, displaying minor wear typical for its age, making it an excellent addition to any collection. The exact item pictured is what you will receive, and it comes enclosed in a plastic protective sleeve for preservation.
Key Features and Highlights:
- Covers millennial themes in contemporary art, making it a vital reference for art historians.
- Includes notable essays such as "Burnham’s Burden: Art Is Over... Again" by Corinne Robins and "The Rosenquist Synthesis" by Peter Schjeldahl, offering rich critiques and perspectives.
This Art in America vintage issue is not just a magazine; it’s an invaluable piece of art history. Grab this collectible before it's gone!
