Description
This collectible issue of Art News Magazine from February 1, 1943, features an extraordinary cover showcasing Emil Ganso's self-portrait and model, inviting art enthusiasts and collectors alike into a captivating exploration of mid-20th century artistry.
This vintage magazine captures the essence of an era during World War II, providing a unique historical perspective on the art scene of the time. The cover artwork, a woodcut courtesy of the Weyhe Gallery, is part of the "Artists at Work" exhibition held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, making this issue not just a magazine, but a piece of art history itself.
In addition to the stunning cover, the magazine is packed with engaging content, including:
- Insightful editorials and letters from prominent figures in the art community.
- Features covering significant events in American art, such as the merging of the Whitney and Metropolitan museums.
Condition notes: This particular issue has creases on the front and within, along with marks and the possibility of rips. Additionally, it has a detached cover with loose pages. Despite these imperfections, it remains a valuable addition to any collection of vintage magazines, embodying the charm and character that only age can provide.
Each purchase will include a plastic protective covering to preserve its condition. For collectors looking to expand their vintage magazine collections, this specific issue offers a rare glimpse into a pivotal time in art history.
Combine shipping is available upon request, making it easier to grow your collection of vintage magazines without added shipping costs. Don't miss out on the chance to own this historic piece of art journalism!