Description
This vintage magazine issue of Connoisseur Magazine, dated May 1987, offers readers a captivating glimpse into the art world with its lead feature on The Getty Scandals. Known for its sophisticated coverage of art, culture, and fine living, this edition dissects one of the most significant controversies surrounding the Getty Museum, along with an array of features covering everything from design to travel and wine.
This issue not only reflects the cultural landscape of the 1980s but is also a valuable addition to any collection of vintage magazines. It showcases in-depth journalism and unique insights into a pivotal moment in art history. The articles, penned by acclaimed writers such as Geraldine Norman and Thomas Hoving, present an investigative perspective that art aficionados will appreciate.
In very good condition, this magazine exhibits minor wear typical for its age, emphasizing its status as a collectible. It comes sealed in a protective plastic cover, ensuring its preservation for years to come. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive, making it an authentic addition to your vintage magazine collection. Detailed photos are included to assess the condition further.
Key Features Include:
- The Getty Scandals – An in-depth exposé revealing the inner turmoil of the Getty Museum.
- Living for Fashion – A profile of legendary designer Geoffrey Beene, highlighting his influence on American fashion.
This issue also features additional enriching content:
- Society on Ice – A revival of Bernard de Monvel’s legacy in portrait painting.
- Nine Pitilles Links – Explore the spirited golf courses of Ireland.
This Connoisseur Magazine vintage issue is essential for the discerning collector of vintage magazines, especially those with an interest in art history and cultural narratives.
A compelling issue for readers interested in institutional intrigue and fine living, this magazine captures the essence of a transformative era in the art world.
