Description
This vintage Art News Magazine, featuring the May 1965 issue, is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage magazines. As part of Volume 64, No. 3, it provides captivating insights into the art world of its time, showcasing key articles and stunning illustrations from renowned artists.
This issue is particularly significant as it captures the essence of the 1960s art scene, delving into topics such as the influence of Audubon as a Naturalist turned artist, and the explorations of Piero della Francesca's legacy. Collectors will appreciate the inclusion of features like "Magic presences" by P. M. Grand, and a tribute to Earl Kerkam, who played a vital role in 20th-century American art.
Condition-wise, this magazine remains in excellent shape, with light wear typical for its age. It comes protected in a plastic covering, ensuring it remains a collectible treasure for years to come. The photographs and illustrations within reflect the vibrant artistic movements that flourished during this time, making it a valuable addition to any vintage magazine collection.
The key highlights of this May 1965 issue include:
- Magic presences - 24 - P. M. Grand
- Earl Kerkam: 1890-1965 - 28 - Louis Finkelstein
- Hartford glimpses the pre-Renaissance - 33 - Samuel J. Wagstaff, Jr.
- Audubon: Naturalist into artist - 35 - Edward H. Dwight
- Piero della Francesca - 38 - Philip Guston
- How great is the Dale Collection? - 40 - Alfred Frankfurter
This collectible issue of Art News Magazine is ideal for those who appreciate historical perspectives on art and culture. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of art history that showcases the depth and breadth of artistic expression during a transformative period.
Explore the rich narratives captured in this May 1965 vintage magazine and expand your collection with a true reflection of its time.