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Issue Date: JULY, 1939; VOL 6 NO 3; WHOLE NO. 33
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[Huge issue, 178 pages, MANY Pages of beautiful Full Page photographs and gorgeous ART reproductions, MANY in color -- as well as feature articles, all listed below!]
TEXTUAL FEATURES:
FACTUAL:
You Can't Inherit Disease ... Helen Morgan.
Simplify Your Letter-Writing ... Fred C. Kelly.
They Wrote in Jail ... Vincent Starrett.
Three-Mile Painting ... Kermit Kahn.
PERSONAL:
Time Is Where You Find It ... Isabel Currier.
The Way to Say Your Say ... Alison Aylesworth.
FICTIONAL:
The New Roots ... Louis Zara.
Gay Paree ... Ernest Szep.
No Love Lost ... Andre Birabeau.
SATIRICAL:
China's Mighty Atom ... Geoffrey W. Royall.
Fable of the Gadgets ... Arthur Davison Ficke.
Unresolved ... Parke Cummings.
CULTURAL:
The Good Taste Test.
One-Woman Shows ... Sidney Carroll. [Photographs of Angna Enters and Cissie Loftus.]
About PHILIP REISMAN ... Harry Salpeter.
Art without Boredom ... Gretta Palmer.
BIOGRAPHICAL:
Prophet of Revolution ... Manuel Komroff.
Retired Liberal ... Mark Ashley.
A Note on Gilbert & Sullivan ... Carleton Smith.
A Portfolio of Personalities.
Portrait of George Lynes ... Robert W. Marks.
METRICAL: Migratory Bird in Peking ... Belle Turnbull.
HISTORICAL:
For the Greater Glory ... Philip Paul Daniels.
The First Commercials ... Alexander McQueen.
QUIZZICAL: Modern Day Argot ... Sylvia Pass.
PICTORIAL FEATURES:
ART REPRODUCTIONS:
COVER:
The Torn Hat by Thomas Sully
(1783-1872). Museum of Fine
Arts, Boston.; VOodoo SCULPTURE ... BY LU DUBLE.
FIVE LITHOGRAPHS ... BY LAMAR BAKER: Sadist; Debut; Pyromaniac; Commuter; Fright.
FOUR PAINTINGS, BY PHILIP REISMAN: [With bio]
Fourteenth Street.
Trousseau Shop.
Poultry Market.
Morning Washup.
CARTOONS BY ROLLIN KIRBY.
DRAWINGS AND ENGRAVINGS BY ALBRECHT DURER:
Head of a Woman.
Prodigal Son.
Two Peasants at Market.
Promenade.
Little Horse.
Studies for Head of a Child.
FOUR PORTRAIT-MINIATURES:
Duke of Gordon by Place.
Dutch Governor by Bogle.
A Lady by Burrell.
Portrait of a Man byHolbejn.
EUROPEAN SUNDAY-- SKETCHES BY TRUDE RICHTER.
DRAWING BY WILLIAM SHARP.
DRAWINGBY ERIC LUNDGREN.
PHOTOGRAPHS:
COMPOSITION:
Firespray ... Brassai.
Ebb Tide ... Hexter.
Weather-Grained ... Princell.
Under the El ... Mills.
Fist and Palm ... Greene.
PORTRAITS:
Harlem ... Dienes.
Shanty ... Erge.
MARINE:
Glider ... Scacheri.
Indian Summer ... Cheltenham.
HUMAN INTEREST:
Threading the Needle ... Pedrett.
Bucket Aweigh ... LaClaire.
Sunny Weather ... Bellon.
Disillusioned ... Berko.
Vatican Bandsman ... Holisher.
Umbrella Hat ... Verger.
ANIMALS:
Opportunist ... Carola.
Antediluvian ... La Tour.
Colt Play ... Gorny.
King in Exile ... La Tour.
CHILDREN:
Bleak Prospect ... Wallis.
Pollyanna ... Vadas.
Competitive ... Zucca.
Co-operative ... Zucca.
SPORTS:
Half-Volley ... H. Deutch.
High Dive ... Gutmann.
STUDIES:
Degas Girl ... Westelin.
Alouette ... Feher.
Other Self ... Blumenfeld.
Folies ... Brassai.
Crystal Gazers ... Lukas.
Morphea ... Willinger.
Introspection ... Deutch.
EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE.
PORTFOLIO OF PERSONALITIES.
PHOTOGRAPHS BY GEORGE LYNES.
Editors: ARNOLD GINGRICH and BERNARD GEIS. Publisher: DAVID A SMART.
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