Description
This vintage magazine, titled "Art News Magazine" from February 15, 1942, offers a rare insight into the art world during a pivotal time in history. This particular issue features exclusive content on notable artists and exhibitions that continue to influence contemporary art today.
One of the standout features of this issue is the color plate of Charles Demuth's artwork "After Sir Christopher Wren," providing readers a glimpse of Wren's architectural genius through the lens of Demuth, whose work is noted for its modernist sensibilities. The magazine also includes a frontispiece of John Vanderlyn’s "A Lady and Her Son," showcasing classic American artistry. This edition is a must-have for collectors and art enthusiasts alike, making it a valuable piece in the realm of vintage magazines.
Additionally, the magazine covers various interesting pieces such as:
- Editor’s Letters discussing contemporary art trends and events.
- Art News of America, highlighting significant art movements across the nation.
- Vernissage, giving insights into current exhibitions.
- Rousseau: Carnival Evening, another illuminating color plate.
Collector's note: This vintage magazine is in decent condition with visible creases on the front and some internal marks. The cover is detached and pages are loose, which is typical for publications of this age. The presence of such wear does not detract from its value as a collectible item, but rather adds to its authentic charm.
All our magazines, including this classic issuance, come protected in plastic coverings to ensure their preservation. For those looking to enrich their collection of vintage magazines, this issue of "Art News Magazine" from February 15, 1942, presents an intriguing exploration of early-20th century American art history.
