Description
Discover the unique charm of the Art News Magazine from June to August 1950 featuring the iconic cover story, "Le Cirque" by renowned artist Fernand Léger. This vintage magazine, a collectible gem among vintage magazines, captures a pivotal moment in the world of art and culture.
This issue is not only a testament to the artistic movements of the time but also offers an engaging look at various artistic developments across the globe. With articles covering everything from emerging American artists in Venice to critical reviews of modern art exhibitions, this periodical is a rare find for collectors and historians alike.
When you delve into this magazine, you will find a vibrant exploration of the art scene, including:
- 16 - Coming to Paris by John Devoluy
- 20 - 7 Americans open in Venice
- 36 - Should the Metropolitan? by Henry McBride
- 42 - Mr. Loo and the China trade by Henry A. La Farge
In excellent condition with light wear typical for its age, this collectible vintage issue is perfect for anyone looking to add a significant piece of art history to their collection. All items come with a plastic protective covering to ensure longevity.
In addition to its notable articles, this magazine features major illustrations such as:
- Utrillo: Railroad Station at Neuilly
- Sloan: Dust Storm, Fifth Avenue, color plate
- Albright: The Window, detail
If you appreciate vintage magazines that reflect the cultural and historical zeitgeist of their time, this Art News Magazine is an incredible choice for your collection. Don't miss the chance to own this fascinating publication, capturing the spirit of early post-war art and the vibrant artistic dialogues happening in 1950.
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