Avant-Garde #7

Short-lived art, graphic design, counter culture magazine published by First Amendment activist Ralph Ginzburg and designed by Herbert F. Lubalin whose typeface for the title became the "Avant-Garde" font. Unpaginated (approx 60-80 pages). Contents include: Carl Fischer's version of "The Spirit of 1976" which includes a woman and a Black Man; The Decline and Imminent Fall of the Female Breast (breasts becoming vestigial because reduction in nursing); The Black Power Failure by James R. Scofield; Paul Wunderlich Portfolio (nudes); Thoughts of Jerry Rubin; Herbert George sculptures (pendulous anatomy); D. A. Pennebaker profile; Cat Drawings of Guy Bourdin; et al. / Musty smell (will fade with proper storage), some rubbing age-wear to covers. Size: 11"X11'. Illustrator: Herbert F. Lubalin. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 2-3 Pounds. Category: Art::Painting, Drawing & Sculpture; Inventory No: 029968.