Description
Discover the Connoisseur Magazine November 1987 edition, a quintessential piece among vintage magazines that caters to enthusiasts of art, culture, and feline fascination.
This issue, dubbed "Cats of Cats," is a captivating exploration of the intersection of fine art and our beloved feline companions. It features a diverse range of articles showcasing high design and refined taste, immersing readers in stories about Abyssinian cats, haute embroidery techniques, and intriguing architectural critiques from the Georgian era. This issue epitomizes the eclectic elegance that Connoisseur Magazine is known for.
Collectors and admirers alike will appreciate the historical significance of this November 1987 release, which captures the cultural zeitgeist of its time. From discussions of eminent photographers to the legacy of architectural marvels by Le Corbusier in India, this vintage issue of Connoisseur Magazine offers a rare insight into sophisticated discourse and aesthetic appreciation.
In terms of condition, this magazine is classified as being in very good condition, featuring minor wear along the edges that is commensurate with its vintage status, enhancing its collectibility. The item pictured is the exact magazine you will receive, accompanied by a protective plastic sleeve to preserve its quality.
Key Features Include:
- Noble Savage – A whimsical exploration of the Abyssinian cat by Valerie Gladstone.
- One-Shot Hero – Judith Mara Gutman presents a fresh perspective on photographer Robert Frank.
This collectible edition is ideal for fans of vintage magazines, art connoisseurs, and anyone intrigued by the harmonious relationships between culture and domestic companionship.
Whether you're a collector or seeking a unique gift, this magazine is a remarkable find that celebrates the beauty of vintage art and literature.