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Art News Magazine February 1959 - Soyez Amoureuses, Vous Serez Heureuses No Label
Explore this rare vintage issue of Art News magazine, dating back to February 1959. This collectible magazine features the striking cover artwork 'Soyez Amoureuses, Vous Serez Heureuses' by Paul Gauguin, a significant 38 x 28 inch wood bas-relief that has captivated art enthusiasts for decades.
This edition provides an insightful look into the art world during a pivotal era, making it highly sought after by collectors and historians alike.
Delve into the captivating content of this vintage magazine, which is not just a publication but a window into the cultural and artistic conversations of the time. With articles discussing major exhibitions and significant trends, this issue captures the essence of the late 1950s art scene. Notably, the magazine includes:
- 4 shows for February
- The god Dà comes to town, Page 22
- Gallic elegance on a return voyage, Page 23
- An aggregation of American artists, Page 24
- A bevy of buildings, Page 25
- Pearlman collection: taste with a reverse twist - Kenneth Sawyer, Page 26
- Corcoran’s noble enterprise 100 years old - Ella Winter, Page 29
- The Emperor Wan-Li returns to China - John Russell, Page 34
- London sees a half-length picture of Russian art
- ContiNuance - Nicolas Calas, Page 36
This issue is a treasure for those who appreciate the history of art and its evolution. It reflects societal changes and showcases notable illustrators and critiques that shaped the narrative of contemporary art. Owning this Art News magazine not only enriches your collection but also serves as a conversation piece about the dynamic world of mid-20th-century art.
The condition of the magazine is excellent, showcasing only light wear typical for its age. Each magazine comes neatly packaged in a protective covering to preserve its quality for years to come. Collectors will appreciate this vintage artifact for its informative content and remarkable visuals.
Order your copy of this February 1959 vintage magazine today and take a step back into the vibrant art world of the past!