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Auction archive: Lot number 17

Early Black pictorial magazine of the Depression-era, only known copy

Estimate
US$200 - US$300
Price realised:
US$330
Auction archive: Lot number 17

Early Black pictorial magazine of the Depression-era, only known copy

Estimate
US$200 - US$300
Price realised:
US$330
Beschreibung:

Title: Early Black pictorial magazine of the Depression-era, only known copy Author: Place: Wilmington, Delaware Publisher: Date: 1939 Description: Edwin K. Anderson, Managing Editor. Candid, Negro Photo-News / The Negro Monthly for ALL The People. Vol. 1, No. 8, January 1939. 9 x 12”. 23pp.+original wrappers. Illustrated with photographs. One of the first three Black “pictorial news” magazines in the United States, along with Flash and Silhouette. Both of those survived longer than Candid, which may have ended with this issue; WorldCat shows no copies of this or any subsequent date held by any American institution. Perhaps the most notable article is “Negro Popular Music / From Minstrelsy to Swing” by civil rights pioneer (and Paul Laurence Dunbar relative) Paula Alice Young. Anderson, the editor, was a man of many parts, a graduate of Lincoln University who directed Black theater and was later a professional photographer Lot Amendments Condition: Very good. Item number: 276271

Auction archive: Lot number 17
Auction:
Datum:
10 Aug 2017
Auction house:
PBA Galleries
1233 Sutter Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
United States
pba@pbagalleries.com
+1 (0)415 9892665
+1 (0)415 9891664
Beschreibung:

Title: Early Black pictorial magazine of the Depression-era, only known copy Author: Place: Wilmington, Delaware Publisher: Date: 1939 Description: Edwin K. Anderson, Managing Editor. Candid, Negro Photo-News / The Negro Monthly for ALL The People. Vol. 1, No. 8, January 1939. 9 x 12”. 23pp.+original wrappers. Illustrated with photographs. One of the first three Black “pictorial news” magazines in the United States, along with Flash and Silhouette. Both of those survived longer than Candid, which may have ended with this issue; WorldCat shows no copies of this or any subsequent date held by any American institution. Perhaps the most notable article is “Negro Popular Music / From Minstrelsy to Swing” by civil rights pioneer (and Paul Laurence Dunbar relative) Paula Alice Young. Anderson, the editor, was a man of many parts, a graduate of Lincoln University who directed Black theater and was later a professional photographer Lot Amendments Condition: Very good. Item number: 276271

Auction archive: Lot number 17
Auction:
Datum:
10 Aug 2017
Auction house:
PBA Galleries
1233 Sutter Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
United States
pba@pbagalleries.com
+1 (0)415 9892665
+1 (0)415 9891664
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