Title: Magazine Of Art
A National Magazine Relating the Arts to Contemporary Life
Bound Volume 36 No. 1-8 Jan.-May & Oct.-Dec. 1943

Classification: Magazine Art Architecture

Publication Information: Published by The American Federation Of Arts, Barr Building, Washington, D.C. Published monthly, Oct. through May.

Additional Information: The pages in each volume are numbered consecutively and this volume has 320 pages. Illustrated. Covers are on issues.

Summary: Contents Include:
• Covers: Vanity – Lignum vitae figure by Chaim Gross; Portrait of My Wife by Walter Houmere; Portrait of Charles Atkinson by John Singleton Copley; Claudia Quinta; Carrousel Horse; The painter, Marsden Hartley by Jacques Lipchitz; The Tea Party by Henry Sargent; Johnson Chapel, Amherst, Massachusetts
• War Art from the Bottom Up by Harry Sternberg
• Cranbrook’s New Museum by Florence Davies
• Chaim Gross, Milton Avery, & William Steig by Manny Farber
• Portraits at the Museum of Modern Art
• Fine Arts for the Blind by John D. Morse
• Artists for Victory
• Photos by Eakins by Charles Bregler
• Hiram Powers & William Rimmer by Albert T. Gardner
• Ivan Le Lorraine Albright by Daniel Catton Rich
• Art in Centre County (Pennsylvania) by H.E. Dickson
• Spirit in the Clay by James M. Plumer
• Walter Houmere by Manny Farber
• Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney’s Sculpture by Margaret Breuning
• Democracy at Work by Jack Balch
• Americans at Worcester – 1700-1775 by Esther Forbes
• New Architecture at Belo Horizonte, Brazil by Philip Goodwin
• The Sculptor as Critic by Hugo Robus
• Swedish Art Today by Erik Wettergren
• Feininger, Tack, and Burlin by Manny Farber
• Life or Death for Abstract Art? By Lincoln Kirstein & George L.K. Morris
• Architecture after the Peace by Joseph Hudnut
• Santos and Signs: Likenesses and Contrasts by Virgil Barker
• Gold for the Kings of Spain by Pal Kelemen
• The 18th Corocran Biennial
• The Artist at Work by Carl Zigrosser
• Mime in the Pulpit by Angna Enters
• London After the War by Frederick Gutheim
• Mexican Painting Today
• American Circus Carving by Virginia N. Whitehill
• The Amateur Yardstick by James Thomas Flexner
• Four Photographs by Nancy Newhall
• A Consumer’s Guide to Color Prints by Thomas M. Folds
• Velazco: painter of Air & Space by Juan O’Gorman
• The Blind Make Us See by Viktor Lowenfeld
• The Art of Tomorrow: Classic or Romantic? By Jacques Barzum
• Natural and Synthetic Materials: A Team by Wm. Hoskins Brown
• South Americans in North America
• America At War
• The Art of Exhibiting Art by Carl Zigrosser
• James Ensor: Prophet of Modern Fantastic Art by Libby Tannenbaum
• Boston , 1630-1872 by Dorothy Adlow
• Sure, I’m A Social Painter by Philip Evergood
• Peru and Persia: A Study of Supremacy in the Textile Arts by M.D.C. Crawford
• Congress Vetoes Culture by Peppino Mangravite
• Arts for the People: The Story of England’s CEMA by John Rothenstein
• War Posters: To Sell Pills or Save Civilization by H. Felix Kraus
• Siqueiros in Chillan by Lincoln Kirstein
• The Greek Revival in America
• The Eight at the Brooklyn Museum by Guy Pene Du Bois
• The Armory Show Thirty Years Later by Jerome Mellquist
• “Cooper’s Union” – San Francisco’s Active Art for Service Men by Alfred Frankenstein
• Recent Pictures by Dan Lutz by Donald Bear
• Index to Volume 36

Departments that are in multiple issues
• News & Comment
• Viewpoints
• New Books on Art
• Letters to the Editor
• Calendars
• Art on the Air

Condition: Hard cover, Ex-Lib usual stamps & marks. Covers show slight wear and light soiling, text is sound with hint of age discoloring on edges, few small soiled specks but over all a very good volume.

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