Cover of Art in America Magazine December 1965 featuring Milton Glaser’s colorful children’s blocks design, highlighting the era's art and design innovations.
Table of contents page from Art in America Magazine December 1965, listing notable articles and features, including a double feature on children's art.
Art in America Magazine December 1965 - Interior page featuring William Copley, the artist as collector, showcasing artwork and discussion on artist collectors.
Art in America Magazine December 1965 - Cover image of Larry Bell exhibition at The Pace Gallery, New York, with bold graphics and notable title.
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Cover of Art in America Magazine December 1965 featuring Milton Glaser’s colorful children’s blocks design, highlighting the era's art and design innovations.Table of contents page from Art in America Magazine December 1965, listing notable articles and features, including a double feature on children's art.Art in America Magazine December 1965 - Interior page featuring William Copley, the artist as collector, showcasing artwork and discussion on artist collectors.Art in America Magazine December 1965 - Cover image of Larry Bell exhibition at The Pace Gallery, New York, with bold graphics and notable title.

Art in America Magazine December 1965 Milton Glaser Children's Block No Label VG

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Discover a fascinating piece of art history with the Art in America Magazine, December 1965 issue, featuring the iconic Milton Glaser Children’s Block on the cover. This vintage magazine captures the essence of the 1960s, showcasing groundbreaking contributions to art and design.

This remarkable issue includes a special double feature focused on art for children, presenting commissioned projects by contemporary artists. The cover features a striking set of intricately patterned children’s blocks, designed by Milton Glaser, a prominent figure known for his graphic design mastery. His work in this edition not only highlights creativity but also paves the way for innovative design in the context of play.

The content within the pages offers a unique perspective on the intersection of art and childhood, making it an essential collectible for both art lovers and historians. The issue includes insightful articles such as "Who Is Art For?" by John K. Jessup, which discusses the accessibility of art in society, as well as a focus on kinetic art by George Rickey. These valuable narratives highlight the cultural relevance of art during this vibrant decade.

This magazine is in Very Good Condition, showing only minor wear on the edges which is typical for publications of this age. It serves as an excellent addition for collectors of vintage magazines, providing a rare insight into the mid-century art movement and design innovations.

Key Features:

  • Unique cover design by Milton Glaser, a retrospective on children's design.
  • Notable articles that delve into contemporary thought on art and its place in society.

With its beautifully designed cover and notable features, this collectible Art in America vintage issue is a must-have for art collectors and enthusiasts, perfectly capturing the spirit of its time. Explore the creativity of the 1960s and add this stylistic piece to your collection today!

Art in America December 1965 Cover Milton Glaser Children’s Block Featured Article

Protect your investment with a plastic protective sleeve for preservation. Combined shipping is available upon request, making it easy to expand your vintage magazine collection.

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