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TITLE: AMERICAN ARTIST Magazine [Artist magazine of largest circulation. Artist profiles/interviews include multiple photos and reproductions over multiple pages, PLUS: Illustrations, technical features, columns, vintage ads and MORE --Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below!] ISSUE DATE:
JULY 1977; VOLUME 41, ISSUE 420
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Standard sized magazine, Approx 8½" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
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COVER: Details of paintings by LeRoy Neiman, Bob Handville, Carl Evers, and
Coby Whitmore.
SPECIAL SPORTS ISSUE: BY NICK MEGLIN AND MURRAY TINKELMAN: [Articles and multiple repructions and photos of each]
LEROY NEIMAN: Without question, Neiman is the most well-known artist in the field of sports. Here is how he
interprets boxing.
PETER HELCK: His paintings chronicle the history of auto racing, historical documents that are superbly painted.
ROBERT ABBETT: He singles out the dogs in his hunting scenes, the animals that add some- thing extra to this popular
sport.
HONORE DAUMIER: The famous French 19th century painter and caricaturist goes a-sporting, with hilarious results for
readers and satirists of all times.
TOM ALLEN: When he paints the subject of fishing for Sports Illustrated, Allen is not concerned with catching a fish,
but in the experience of fishing.
BOB HAND VILLE: In watercolor Handville conveys the excitement of basketball, his re- sponse to the speed,
teamwork, and agility of the sport.
CARL EVERS: In his rich paintings, Carl Evers celebrates the natural thrill of sailing on the open waters.
PAUL CALLE: Depicting sports is not a subject only for the painter. Here a draftsman expresses the rapid action of
football and baseball in pencil.
COBY WHITMORE: Here's how an eminent illustrator apporaches the subject of tennis without knowing anything about
the sport.
JIM JONSON: His painting is most concerned with motion--in dance or in sports. His field and track paintings convey
that enthusiasm.
CAROL WALD: For this illustrator, painter, author, teacher, archivist, and lecturer, sports is rich in subject matter for
collage. Her thoughts on the subject are presented here.
QUICK TIPS. ART MART. BULLETIN BOARD. ART BOOKS. FOOTNOTES.
EDITORIAL by Susan E. Meyer.
PROFESSIONAL PAGE by Betty Chamberlain.
TECHNICAL PAGE by Ralph Mayer.
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