Description
This vintage magazine, Art in America Magazine No. 5, published in 1964, is a coveted collector's edition. Featuring a stunning cover designed by the renowned artist Alexander Calder, this hardcover issue is a remarkable piece of art history.
This issue is not only a visual delight but also culturally significant. It offers a unique insight into the artistic movements of the 1960s, capturing the essence of a transformative era in art. The edition includes Calder’s captivating circus drawings and an exclusive exhibition of sketches by contemporary artists, making it a valuable treasure for art enthusiasts and collectors alike.
In excellent condition with minor wear typical for its age, this collectible vintage magazine presents an authentic glimpse into the history of modern art. Perfect for historians, artists, and collectors, this issue showcases articles and reviews that delve into crucial topics in the art world, including insightful critiques and previews of major exhibitions.
Key Features & Highlights:
- Feature: The Art of Drawing - An editorial by John Canaday, discussing the significance of drawing in contemporary art.
- Calder’s Circus - A detailed look at over 100 circus drawings by Alexander Calder, reflecting his imaginative prowess.
With its vibrant discussions and artistic showcases, this Art in America vintage issue is a must-have for anyone interested in the evolution of art and culture. Each article and artwork included provides a snapshot of artistic expression during a pivotal time in history.
Condition: Good condition with light wear on edges.
Additional Information:
- Protective Covering: Comes with a plastic protective sleeve for preservation.
- Combined Shipping: Available upon request—please inquire for details.