TITLE: AMERICAN ARTIST Magazine
[Artist magazine of largest circulation. Artist profiles/interviews include multiple photos and reproductions over multiple pages, PLUS: Illustrations, technical features, columns, vintage ads and MORE --Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below!]
ISSUE DATE: September 1992; Volume 56, Issue 602
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Auspicium, by Brian Keeler, 1990, pastel, 38 x 32. Collection the artist.

FEATURES:
PUTTING IMAGINATION INTO OBSERVATIONS, by Brian Keeler. By working imaginatively with realistic subjects, this Pennsylvania artist brings a light, playful energy to the painting process.

THE WATERCOLOR PAGE: PAINTING FROM THE INSIDE OUT by Pat Denman.

LAWRENCE FADEN by Brett Busang. Larry Faden's life story is as colorful as the images on his canvases: While supporting himself as a manual laborer, this New York City artist has participated in the formation of several institutions commifted to maintaining the realist tradition.

TIPS ON PAINTING THE HEAD AND FIGURE, by Bob Gerbracht. "I train my students to look at the familiar in a whole new way, says Gerbracht, who suggests a dozen ways to help make working with the figure more rewarding.

PAINTING LUMINIST LANDSCAPES by Patricia Berger. In creating her glowing landscapes of New York's Hudson River region, artist Patricia Berger is guided by a sense of beauty she shares with the American Luminists.

DESIGNS WITH DEPTH by Ruthe Thompson. Maryland artist Nancy Hammond was able to successfully translate her strong sense of design across mediums by adapting the techniques she uses in her collage constructions to the maqueftes for her bold, colorful screen prints.

THE INTIMACY OF REALISM by Edward Feit. Viewers who appreciate the work of Vermont artist Linda Stanton Moore often leave a telltale sign on her canvases: their fingerprints. They can't resist the urge to move closer and touch the artist's carefully rendered still lifes and landscapes.

NUTS & BOLTS: Resources and practical information for artists.
DEPARTMENTS:
WELCOME.
LETTERS.
EXHIBITS.
TECHNICAL PAGE by Steven Sheehan.
PROFESSIONAL PAGE by Daniel Grant.
ART MART.
BULLETIN BOARD.
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
COMING IN OCTOBER.

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