Posted 12 years ago
ho2cultcha
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The articles are very interesting, the photos are great, but the cover is a real masterpiece! don't you think?
November, 1934 American Architecture Magazine w/ an amazing cover! | ||
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An amzing print of a cover! Who did the art work? Gilt and how many colours! 7? Is that Gough Street?
it does look like gough or franklin. not sure who the artist is. will check when i get back from camping...
Divine cover art!!
gorgeous, frame it!
i'd love to hunter, but i'd have to tear apart the magazine, and although i'm very tempted to do that often, a part of me thinks that i should keep the magazines together. i'm about to tear up and frame my Leon Bakzt Russian Ballet brochure which has one of the graphics already cut out of it. but some of the gorgeous images are back-to-back w/ others. i may try to frame it so that i can turn it around to see either image periodically.
yeah, it's a hard decision to make: I think if you feel a single (or series) of images is more important than the text, it's fine to take apart a magazine or document. For me, if I think that it's something I will look at and appreciate more in a frame/on a wall than bound together, that's how I make the decision.
I also have a postcard in a double-sided frame on a shelf (with glass on both sides) that's pretty lovely - a very nice way to display two-sided paper pieces...