ARTS ET MÉTIERS GRAPHIQUES. Issues 1-67, bound & loose. 1927-1939.
Sizes vary, each approximately 12x9¾ inches, 30½x24¾ cm. Arts et Métiers Graphiques, Paris. Condition varies, generally B+: some with tears, losses and abrasions to covers; some with tissue paper wrappers, one spiral-bound; 4 bound books and individual issues, uncollated.
Arts et Métiers Graphiques was a deluxe magazine that covered all graphic media - prints, books, posters, advertising and photography. "Until the Second World War forced the magazine to cease production, Arts et Métiers Graphiques was one of the highest standards for graphic arts magazines of its time" (http://amgweb.rit.edu/introduction.htm). From a poster perspective, the magazine provides innumerable reproductions (including posters that have never surfaced on the market) and articles about the best poster artists of the era. An indispensable reference for poster collectors and aficionados of graphic design.
Includes unbound issues 1-18 and 43-67, bound books of issues 19-24, 25-30, 31-36 & 37-42; does not include No. 68. Images available upon request.
