combining Pre-Columbian inspiration with a modernist sensibility
constructed of clay slabs cut into the shape of roosters
with this ambiguous architectural structure at the center
The Mission's "Village Industry Department" brought artists from all over to support the artistic endeavors of the residents
but it definitely has a mid-century brutalist feel
The Living Arts: A Portfolio, Issues No. 1 and No. 3, Ed. Lucien Vogel, 1921-22 sgraffito plate combining Pre-Columbian inspiration with aThese are rare copies of the 1st and 3rd issues of the forward looking and very exquisitely produced The Living Arts: A Portfolio Reflecting the Literary and Artistic Taste of Our Time, edited by Lucien Vogel and published in NY, Paris, and London, 1921 22, by Conde Nast. (Six issues of the bi monthly publication were produced in total before publication ceased in 1922.) Id say pretty much every page of this beautiful unbound and uncut letterpress