AMERICAN ARTIST Magazine September 1945 Watson-Guptil Publication Magazine Back Issue

This is the September 1945 issue, Volume 9, Number 7 of American Artist Magazine. This magazine has been one of the best resources for artists seeking inspiration and instruction since 1937. A pen drawing by Douglas Gorsline is on the cover.

Content:

- Hobson Pittman—An Interview by Ernest W. Watson
“Warm Evening” Color Reproduction of an oil painting by Hobson Pittman
- What’s Going on At The Post? An Interview with Kenneth Stuart by Ernest W. Watson
- Designs for the Theater by Robert Edmond Jones
- The Watercolor Page Presenting Henry C. Pitz
- Taubes’ Page—Questions and Answers by Frederic Taubes
- John C. Menihan—Lithographer by Norman Kent

Under Notes and Footnotes the editors discuss the Dutch Nazi art forger, Han van Meegeren.

There are a few color and several black-and-white illustrations included in this issue. This magazine contains advertisements by the following: The American Crayon Co., X-Acto Crescent Products Co., Higgins Ink Co., Joseph Dixon Crucible Pencil Co., The Rosenthal Co., Talens & Son, Strathmore Artist Papers & Boards, Hunt Pen Co., Inc., Winsor & Newton Inc., F. Weber Co., Eagle Pencil Co., M. Grumbacher, Blaisdell Pencil Company, Esterbrook Pen Co. and Permanent Pigments.

This softcover magazine is used but in very good condition. The back cover is lightly soiled. This magazine is otherwise clean and complete.


Title: American Artist
Publisher: Watson-Guptill Publications, Inc.
Place: New York
Date of Publication: September 1945
Binding: Softcover
Number of Pages: 40
Dimensions: 8.5 x 11.5 inches
Language: English
Condition: Good