This is an extremely rare issue of Student Magazine - founded in the sixties by Virgin business tycoon Richard Branson.
Scarce 3rd issue from Autumn 1968. This counterculture and fashion title only ran for a year; super scarce.
Its a brilliant civil rights issue and contains
CONTENTS -
JAMES BALDWIN is interviewed by a very young Richard Branson, he says 'Powell would be made president in America'
The editorial is written by the illustrator and artist Gerald SCARFE, the facing page is a full page painting by Scarfe IN his editorial he references the civil disruption in the world including America, Paris and the UK and talks about the uprising of the youth and STUDENTS aim to place conflicting views side by side - later in the issue they reproduce Enoch Powells speech from Birmingham in full with a scathing portrait by Ralph Steadman -
RALPH STEADMAN drawing of Enoch Powell as Hitler in a multi page Powell feature that appears to reproduce his controversial and inflammatory speech from Birmingham in full
ALICE WALKER author of The Color Purple 10+ years later writes about the civil rights movement with a great illustration of Martin Luther King by Shirt Sleeve Studio
HANOI, VIETNAM - Julian Manyon is seventeen and gone to Vietnam for STUDENT - a tough two page feature.
JEAN-PAUL SARTRE writes about CHE GUEVARA with a full page image of Guevara.
KENNETH ALLSOP & MALCOLM MUGGERIDGE interviewed with portraits by Stephen Bobroff 6 pages
PARIS IN THE SPRING a report from the riots with photographs by Stephen Spender 5 pages
A gorgeous fashion shoot with Kay Tench and May Rose modelling in the studio Photography by Stephen Bobroff clothes by Jane Butters 4 pages
The back cover is an anti drugs ad with someone injecting a photograph by David Montgomery
Autumn Issue - VOLUME 1, No. 3.
We have only ever seen this one copy in 20 years Super rare
Excellent condition with a little rust to the centre staples. The magazine has been photographed in an archive sleeve.
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