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Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. 8° - 9 Volumes - Color & B/w reproductions. Complete series of this socio-revolutionary art magazine that deals with a delineated topic such as: Photomontage, »U.S.A. Soviet UnionEach booklet is either dedicated to an artist Aksel Jörgensen, Anton Hansen, K. Kollwitz, A., Storm Petersen, El Lissitzky, Rodchenko, Deineke, Anden Samling, John Heartfield, G. Grosz.First edition, text in Danish language. Original wrappers. In Very good condition.

First Edition. Nine small quarto issues (25cm) in original plain card wrappers with pictorial dustjackets fixed at the spine; each issue 32pp (chiefly illustrations). Very mild external soil, but a uniformly fresh, clean set, all issues complete, tightly bound, and retaining their original dustwrappers; Near Fine. Text in Danish. The full run of this uncommon Danish periodical devoted to the social and revolutionary art movements of the 1930's. Each issue was devoted to a single artist or theme (as noted below), with full-page illustrations and a brief critical or biographical essay; Danish artists are well-represented, but the magazine was international in scope and included contemporary work from Europe, the Soviet Union, and the United States. The production is of uncommon quality: the printing is uniformly fine, utilizing very good paper which has not aged or tanned appreciably over the span of nearly a century. A beautifully-preserved run of a seldom-encountered revolutionary arts periodical. Issues include: 1. Aksel Jørgensen; 2. Anton Hansen; 3. Käthe Kollwitz; 4. "U.S.A." (featuring work by William Gropper, Robert Minor, Hugo Gellert, etc); 5. Storm Petersen; 6. "Tegnekunsten i Sovjetunionen" (featuring work of Dmitri Moor, V. Majakowski, El Lissitzky, etc); 7. Anden Samling / Anton Hansen; 8. "Fotomontage" (featuring work of Renée Jacques, John Heartfield, Alexander Rodchenko, etc); 9. George Grosz.