Description
Explore the September 1967 issue of Art in America, a defining edition in the realm of vintage magazines dedicated to the visual arts. This particular issue features a striking cover showcasing Ellsworth Kelly’s renowned sculpture, the Red-Blue Rocker, a monumental representation of minimalist art. As an essential collectible for art enthusiasts, this magazine delves deep into the Fifth Guggenheim International Exhibition, a pivotal event celebrating modern sculpture from the 1960s.
In this vintage magazine, you will find a detailed exploration of the exhibition which brought together over 70 artists from 20 countries. It serves as a critical resource for understanding the evolving role of sculpture during this revolutionary decade. The coverage shines a light on significant artistic movements and trends that shaped contemporary art, offering readers a rare glimpse into the creative landscapes of the past.
This September–October 1967 issue not only captures the spirit of the 1960s but is also an invaluable piece for collectors. It is in very good condition, with minor wear on the edges, which is typical for its age. Additionally, the magazine comes with a protective plastic sleeve to ensure its preservation. Each copy is backed by a commitment to authenticity, guaranteeing that what you see is precisely what you will receive.
- Feature: Insight into the Fifth Guggenheim International Exhibition, showcasing the evolution of sculpture in modern art.
- Special Subjects include critical analyses and historical perspectives, enriching the value for collectors and historians alike.
This collectible magazine is a treasure for anyone interested in art history, modern sculpture, and the broader cultural narratives of the time. Whether you are a seasoned collector of vintage magazines or a newcomer to the world of art publications, this issue of Art in America is a must-have addition to your collection.
Key features include:
- Cover feature on Ellsworth Kelly’s Red-Blue Rocker with dimensions measuring 66½" × 73⅜".
- A detailed analysis of the “Sculpture of the Sixties” by Edward F. Fry.
This extraordinary issue stands out among vintage magazines, symbolizing a significant era in art history while providing an engaging narrative for readers.