An icon of design, the Red Cross issue of American Harper's Bazaar.
Rare post-war issue dated March 1946 and designed by the great art director, Alexey Brodovitch.
"On the cover are five symbol four are the symbols of necessity, of urgency, of human responsibility which transcends geography and cannot unfortunately transcend time'".
Edited by Carmel Snow.
This is a fascinating post second world war issue. As well as the fashion pages also featured are:
Graham Greene Agatha Christie, both photographed for a crime story by Bill Brandt Georges Braque photographed by Brassai
Bill Brandt landscapes from England
Pamela Churchill full page portrait feature
Fashion photography from Louise Dahl-Wolfe
Hardy county shot by Brandt
Photography by Brassai
The fine hand of Hermes
270 pages of classic art, fashion and culture in history. A spectacular magazine.
Excellent condition. Wear to the cover and spine but this is a great copy, it has survived well, see detailed photographs including the back cover. One small enclosed 1" tear from the bottom edge of the cover has been repaired on the reverse in the past. Complete and colours bright throughout.
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