Colour: The Most Fascinating Magazine in the World [i.e. Colour Magazine] Vol. 15 August 1921 Nos. 1-6, Vol. 16 Feb 1922 Nos. 1-5, Vol. 19 October 1923 No. 3 [August 1921 to June 1922 inclusive, plus October 1923]
Published by London: Colour Magazine Ltd., 1921
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Seller: Marcus Campbell Art Books, London, United KingdomMarcus Campbell Art Books
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31 x 25cm. Hardcover in blue boards, various pagination. Contains Vol. 15, August 1921, Nos. 1-6 (p.1-144); Vol. 16, Feb 1922, Nos. 1-5 (pp 1-121); and an odd issue from Vol. 19, October 1923, No. 3 (pp 1-24). Bound without the original magazine covers, but each issue is preceded by a tipped-in cropped plate from the cover, pasted on plain art paper. An eclectic journal exploiting latest developments in colour printing, with vivid artworks accompanying prose, essays, poems, and book reviews. Art Deco and modern styles merge with symbolist traditions, but Colour's remit was to "keep itself high above 'movements' in art". This volume covers the opening of the first ever Colour Magazine Exhibition held at New Bond Street's Grosvenor Galleries from March to April 1922, billed as "the most representative exhibition of the work of contemporary British Artists which has ever taken place in London". Contributions by many pseudonymous writers such as Parry Truscott (under which is pencilled "Abbie Hargrave", whose contributions recur sporadically throughout), B. Boltanskye, Theo Anderson, along with writers linked to women's suffrage such as Evelyne Close, Irene Tillard, etc. and many others including J. Griffyth Fairfax, Theodore Herman van Beek, Amelia Defries, Arthur L. Salmon, The Countess of Cromartie, Thomas Moult, Richard Hughes, Gwen John, Louis Golding, Sidney Southgate, Dorothy Easton, William Orpen, Charles Marriott, Frederick Le Gros Clark, Edgell Rickword, Charles Greaves, Ethel Talbot, Edward Liveing, Archer Grimsdell, George Manning-Sanders, etc. Features artworks by a wide range of artists - woodcut artists such as Cyril Saunders Spackman, Ethelbert White, Edoardo Del Niri, Kathleen Hale, etc. along with painters and sculptors including Laura Knight, C. R. W. Nevinson, Edmondo Lucchesi, Frank Brangwyn, Harry Fidler, Fernand Khnopff, Take Sato, Howard Somerville, H S Tuke, Philip Naviasky, Benvenuto Maria Disertori, Gerald Brockhurst, Jaroslav Hnevkovsky, Dorothea Sharp, Augustus John, Fairlie Harmar, Vivian Forbes, Bernard Meninsky, Glyn Philpot, John Collard, Maurice Fromkes, T. Austen Brown, Leon de Smet, Gerald Spencer Pryse, Kerr Lawson, William Conor, `d. Fraser Litchfield, Orlando Greenwood, George Spencer Watson, Bess Norris Tate, Hilda Hechle, Romilly Fedden, Richard Sydney Hellaby, Edward Reginald Frampton, Katherine Clausen, Alfred Wolmark, Betty Fagan, Gerald Moira, Randolph Schwabe, Thomas Edwin Mostyn, Anna Airy, Charles Shannon, Cecil Jameson, Eleanor Hughes, Mia Arnesby Brown, Elfrida Tharle-Hughes, William Lee Hankey, Isabel Codrington, Herbert Davis Richter, Ignacio Zuloaga, John Wood, Frances Hodgkins, Adrian Allinson, Alethea Garstin, John Crealock, Gilbert Spencer, Philippe Forbes-Robertson, Anna Zinkeisen, Jan Juta, Cecile Walton, and many others. Editor unstated (editorial signed JHW). Very good condition.…
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- Colour: The Most Fascinating Magazine in the World [i.e. Colour Magazine] Vol. 15 August 1921 Nos. 1-6, Vol. 16 Feb 1922 Nos. 1-5, Vol. 19 October 1923 No. 3 [August 1921 to June 1922 inclusive, plus October 1923]
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- Colour Magazine
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- London: Colour Magazine Ltd.
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- 1921
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- Soft cover
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Marcus Campbell Art Books Large bookshop located next to Tate Modern. We specialise in out of print, second-hand and rare books on 20th century and contemporary art, with a selected line of new titles. We concentrate on individual artists monographs and catalogues, important movements, artists books, illustrated books, periodicals and ephemera, with an emphasis on both modern British and International art. Also available is a very large range of inexpensive exhibition catalogues (£1, £2, £5) as well as rare and unique items from £100 to £3000 and over. 43 Holland St, London SE1 9JR, phone: (44)-(0)20-7261-0111 fax: (44)-(0)20-7261-0129 email: info@marcuscampbell.co.uk http://www.marcuscampbell.co.uk …
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