AMERICAN ARTIST Magazine February 1941 Watson-Guptil Publication Magazine Back Issue

This is the February 1941 issue of American Artist Magazine, volume 5, number 2. This magazine has been one of the best resources for artists seeking inspiration and instruction since 1937. This early issue of American Artist magazine features a photo by John Nichols of graphic artist Ervine Metzl on the cover. An article that interviews Metzl is included in this issue.

The following are also featured:

- More About Perspective By Stephen Lee Renwick
- John Taylor Arms – Tells How He Makes an Etching (final in series of 3)
- The Art of Directors as Creative Artist
- Randolph W. Johnston Demonstrates the “Lost Wax” Process of Bronze Casting
- Typography As A Career (First in series of three)
- “View Down Fifth Avenue”– Pencil Drawing By Theodore Kautzky
- Tempera - Chemistry and Physics of Tempera Emulsions (2nd in series)

This magazine also contains several black and white illustrations and some nice old advertisements by F. Weber Co., Hunt Pen Company, Eaton Paper Corp., and Chas. M. Higgins & Co.

This softcover magazine is used but in good condition. This magazine has one page with a small amount of writing with a pencil. This magazine is otherwise clean and complete.


Title: American Artist
Publisher: Watson-Guptill Publications, Inc.
Place: New York
Date of Publication: February 1941
Binding: Softcover
Number of Pages: 31
Dimensions: 8.25 x 11 inches
Language: English
Condition: Good