Art in America Magazine January-February 1967 cover featuring vibrant geometric shapes and colors, highlighting the issue's focus on Louise Nevelson's work 'Atmosphere and Environment X'.
Interior page of Art in America Magazine January-February 1967, showcasing the table of contents, including features on Andrew Wyeth and Louise Nevelson, with editorial details.
Art in America Magazine January 1967 showcasing artistic works, featuring a painting by Milton Resnick titled 'Untitled' and discussions about notable artists in mid-century American art.
Cover of Art in America Magazine January 1967 titled 'Trova at Pace' featuring unique contemporary art presentation, highlighting diverse artistic expressions.
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Art in America Magazine January-February 1967 cover featuring vibrant geometric shapes and colors, highlighting the issue's focus on Louise Nevelson's work 'Atmosphere and Environment X'.Interior page of Art in America Magazine January-February 1967, showcasing the table of contents, including features on Andrew Wyeth and Louise Nevelson, with editorial details.Art in America Magazine January 1967 showcasing artistic works, featuring a painting by Milton Resnick titled 'Untitled' and discussions about notable artists in mid-century American art.Cover of Art in America Magazine January 1967 titled 'Trova at Pace' featuring unique contemporary art presentation, highlighting diverse artistic expressions.

Art in America Magazine January 1967 Atmosphere and Environment X No Label

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This Art in America Magazine, dated January 1967, is a must-have for serious collectors and enthusiasts of vintage magazines. Featuring a striking cover of Louise Nevelson's "Atmosphere and Environment X", this issue delves into the world of influential mid-century American art.

This vintage issue showcases critical retrospectives on two iconic figures: Andrew Wyeth and Louise Nevelson. Each retrospective provides readers with detailed insights into the contributions these artists made to contemporary artistic movements. This magazine serves as a valuable snapshot of the artistic climate of the 1960s, capturing the innovative spirit and cultural evolution of the time.

This particular edition is special not just for its remarkable contributions to art discourse, but also for its outstanding features, including

  • “Andrew Wyeth—An Unsentimental Reappraisal” by Jay Jacobs, exploring Wyeth’s artistic legacy.
  • “The Artist Speaks: Louise Nevelson” - an exclusive interview highlighting Nevelson's sculptural techniques, enhanced by stunning photographs by Ugo Mulas.

The condition of this vintage magazine is good, with minor wear on edges typical for its age, which adds to its authenticity and collectibility. Each item is ensured to preserve the aesthetic qualities that collectors cherish. The exact magazine you see is the one you will receive, meticulously preserved in a plastic protective sleeve.

This issue is not just a magazine but a historical document reflecting the rich tapestry of 1960s art movements, making it a vital addition to any vintage magazine collection.

Condition:
Good Condition – Minor wear on edges (see photos for details).

Additional Information:
Protective Covering: Comes with a plastic protective sleeve for preservation.
Combined Shipping: Available upon request—please inquire for details.

A prime example of vintage magazines, this issue of Art in America offers readers a chance to engage with art history and explore the profound impact of two remarkable artists. Don’t miss out on adding this collectible vintage issue to your library!

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