Art and Artists (August 1969) (Revolution)

Issue of Art and Artists magazine devoted to revolution in art. Contents include: “Revolting Art” by R. G. Kenedy, followed by “Second Thoughts”, “Letters to the Editor”, “Salerooms” by Barrie Stuart-Penrose, “Graphics” by Robert Thomas, “Art and Revolution” by Jack Lindsay, “Raphael of the Sansculottes” by Jeffery Daniels, “Goya’s War” by Alexander Weatherson, “William Blake: Revolutionary or Rebel?” by John Christopher Battye, “Does Art Relate to Revolution? – The Russian Experience” by Chimen Abramsky, “Mexico’s Revolutionary Art” by Josef Herman, “Towards an Independent Revolutionary Art” by Leon Trotsky and André Breton, “… At the Service of the Revolution …” by Kenneth Coutts-Smith, “We Have Nothing to Lose but Our Brains” by John Lyle, and “The Corporal’s Punishment” by Eddie Wolfram.

Condition: some light shelf-wear to covers, otherwise very good.