TITLE: HORIZON Magazine
[ Rare and Beautiful HARD BACK magazine, richly illustrated! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: Spring 1972; Volume XIV Number 2
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 9oe" X 12". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: A maiden symbolizing spring strolls through a meadow picking blossoms in a Roman fresco painted around the first century B.C. Her back turned to the viewer, she appears as gracefully indifferent to us as she is to the robe that has slipped from her shoulder. The fresco was recovered from a house that was buried by Vesuvius at Stabiae in A.D. 79.

The Rites of Spring:
INTRODUCTION.
SPRING'S ALARM CLOCKS .... Ritchie Ward.
THE DIONYSIAN FRENZY .... Kenneth Cavander.
UN MASSACRE DU PRINTEMPS .... Frederic V. Grunfeld.
THE KEEPER OF THE GOLDEN BOUGH .... John W. Burrow.
MAY DAY .... Edmond Taylor.
APRIL IN CHINA (AD. 1120) .... Walter Karp. (Foldout reproduction of "SPRING FESTIVAL AT THE RIVER", a SUNG dynasty scroll painting)

Ideas:
THE PAVLOVIAN CENTURY .... Franklin Russell.
"TO AWAKE. TO DIE. TO BE BORN" .... Kenneth Cavander.
A GALLERY OF GURUS .... Photographed by Tony Ray-Jones.
THE FIRST FEMINIST: MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT .... Shirley Tomkievicz.

Landmarks of Film History: D. W. GRIFFITH'S "WAY DOWN EAST" .... Stanley Kauffmann. (GREAT feature on this film, with MANY photos, of Griffith, and his great leading lady, Lillian Gish)

Art: CLAES OLDENBURG DRAWS SEVEN NEW WONDERS OF THE WORLD .... Roy Bongartz. (Feature article, plus full page reproductions)

History: THE WORLD OF SAINT-SIMON .... J. H. Plumb.

Archaeology:
WHO GOT HERE FIRST? .... Lionel Casson.
THE THOR HEYERDAHL PARADOX .... Karl E. Meyer.

Letters:
TWO POEMS .... Ogden Nash.
THE DRUNKEN ORGAN REPAIRMAN .... Ned O'Gorman.



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