Description
This June 1988 issue of Connoisseur Magazine focuses on the inspirational life and works of John O. Crosby, the impresario renowned for transforming the Santa Fe Opera into a cultural landmark. Celebrated in the world of opera and the arts, this edition elegantly merges themes of fine arts, global travel, and lifestyle.
As part of the distinguished collection of vintage magazines, this issue captures a significant moment in American cultural history. It delves into how Crosby’s vision redefined the operatic landscape, contributing to the rich tapestry of American performing arts. Explore in-depth articles that celebrate craftsmanship, innovation, and the aesthetic wealth found across various artistic mediums.
This vintage magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear along the edges—a testament to its age and journey through time. Every detail preserved makes it a unique find for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage magazines alike. The item you see pictured is the one you will receive, carefully enclosed in a protective plastic sleeve to ensure its longevity.
Key Features Include:
- Santa Fe – An exploration of how this southwestern gem emerged as a premier cultural destination, led by Bruce Porter.
- How It Should Be Done – Discover a detailed narrative of the Santa Fe Opera’s groundbreaking summer programming by Thor Eckert, Jr.
Also included in this engaging issue are highlights such as:
- Connoisseur’s World – Insightful notes on various cultural topics, including dining in Bruges and a shopper’s guide to Italy.
- The Dollar Be Damned – Investigative articles on why serious collectors flock to antique shows in London and Paris.
This beautifully curated magazine is a treasure trove for lovers of opera, art, and global elegance. It serves as a meaningful addition to any collector's assortment of vintage issues, showcasing the era's bold creativity and cultural conversations.
