Vintage Art Ephemera Lot: “Great Drawings,” “Indian Arts,” “Everyday Art,” & The New York Times Art c

Product Description

Take a nostalgic trip with this one-of-a-kind assortment of vintage art pieces and memorabilia! Perfect for collectors, art historians, or anyone inspired by classic design and illustration, this lot showcases art publications and a striking poster from the early- to mid-20th century.

What’s Included

1. The Pocket Book of Great Drawings by Paul J. Sachs

   • Features sixty-nine illustrations, presenting various historical artworks and artists’ techniques.
   • A compact, informative guide celebrating classic draughtsmanship.

2. Indian Arts

   • Provides insights into traditional Native American crafts and cultural aesthetics.
   • Illustrated with vibrant examples of indigenous art forms.

3. Everyday Art (October 1931) – Published by The American Crayon Company

   • Offers a glimpse into early 20th-century perspectives on art education, industrial arts, and school curricula.
   • Rich with period artwork, design trends, and commentary on fostering creativity.

4. The New York Times Supplement  (September 30, 1962, Section 11 Advertisement)

   • Boldly printed with the quote: “Art is not an End in Itself, but a Means of Addressing Humanity.”
   • A compelling memorabilia underscoring art's cultural significance in its era.

Specifics

• Title(s):
  1. The Pocket Book of Great Drawings by Paul J. Sachs 1961, 112 pages, Washington Square Press Inc.
     
  2. Indian Arts 1970,160 pages, signed by a previous owner, Western Press
     
  3. Everyday Art (October 1931) 14 pages, American Crayon Company, Number written on inside page.
     
  4. The New York Times Supplement  (September 30, 1962) 27 pages,
• Format: Softcover / Paperback / Newsprint (please see description above)
• Language: English
• Condition Notes:
  • New York Times supplement:  Noticeable wear, tears, and marks commensurate with age.
  • Books/Magazine: Typical signs of vintage use (slight discoloration, mild edge wear).

Why You’ll Love It

 Each piece captures a snapshot of art appreciation and education in the early 20th century. Together, they provide a well-rounded exploration of traditional drawings, Native American art, educational approaches, and cultural commentary.  

Whether you’re an avid art enthusiast, a teacher seeking historical resources, or simply love collecting vintage memorabilia, this lot brings together the rich tapestry of art, culture, and the printed word from a bygone era.

Disclaimer:

The vintage items I share with you have been previously owned and loved. As is typical for vintage pieces, they may show some wear. If you have questions or need more photos, let me know.

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