Description
This collectible vintage magazine features the"Men in Arms" issue of Art News Magazine, published on February 15, 1943. It showcases the impressive work of renowned artist Arnold Seligmann, making it a must-have for any serious collector of vintage magazines or art enthusiasts.
This particular issue captures a pivotal moment in art history during World War II, reflecting the sentiments and cultural influences of the time. The magazine includes significant articles and stunning color plates such as Renoir's "Les Grands Boulevards" and Picasso's "The Three Musicians." Readers will find in-depth commentaries and photographs that provide valuable insight into the art world of the 1940s. This issue also holds value as a rare artifact, offering a unique reflection on the impact of the war on art and society.
Condition-wise, this magazine is a charming representation of its era. It features creases on the front cover, with various marks that add character and underline its historical significance. The cover is detached, and there are loose pages, which are common in collectible vintage magazines of this age. Despite these imperfections, it remains a fascinating piece for collectors.
We emphasize quality; each magazine is protected with a plastic covering to ensure preservation over time. Additionally, we offer combined shipping options for avid collectors looking to expand their vintage magazine library.
- Includes cover story: Guercino: Saint Sebastian, lent by Arnold Seligmann, featured prominently in the "Men in Arms" exhibition at the Wadsworth Atheneum.
- Rich content: Discover historical articles like "Robert Henri: Portrait of George Luks" and "What the Artists Are Doing," along with various reviews and event calendars of the time.
