Description
Discover a captivating piece of art history with the Art News Magazine, November 1955 issue featuring the intriguing four-part *Synchromy* by renowned artist Morgan Russell. This vintage magazine is an essential collectible for art enthusiasts and historians alike, offering a rare window into mid-20th century art movements.
This particular edition not only showcases striking illustrations and insightful articles but also highlights significant discussions on prominent topics in the art world during that time. It delves into the *Brancusi touch* by James Johnson Sweeney and *The Lautrec bite* by Stanley William Hayter, amongst others. Such narratives provide an enriching perspective on the evolution of modern art.
As a piece of vintage literature, this magazine epitomizes its era, making it a valuable addition to any collection or an impactful gift for art lovers. The November 1955 issue is particularly special as it reflects the cultural shifts and artistic expressions of the 1950s.
Condition-wise, this collectible magazine shows signs of age with creases on the front and visible marks within its pages. It features a detached cover with loose pages, affirming its vintage status but still preserves the integrity of its content. Despite its condition, it remains an excellent find for avid collectors of vintage magazines.
All items at Original Magazines come with a plastic protective covering, ensuring your collectible is preserved well.
Key Features:
- Includes notable articles like *Trying abstraction on Pittsburgh* by Thomas B. Hess and *Picasso as a copyist* by John Lucas.
- Major illustrations feature works by Brancusi, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Marca-Relli, providing rich visual insights.
Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of art history! Perfect for collectors, this vintage magazine captures a pivotal moment in art and its ongoing legacy.
