Contributor Scott Burns has turned up a variant on the Saul Steinberg lettersheet we saw here last week issued for the 1952 art exhibition "Drawings" upon which gallerists Sidney Janis and Betty Parsons collaborated. This flyer, unlike the lettersheet, does not have two blank sides on the inside. Rather, the four drawings from the outside of the lettersheet are folded into the inside of the flyer, and the outside of the flyer is a wraparound drawing of Venice's Piazza San Marco with the printed announcement of the show.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piazza_San_Marco#/media/File:P iazza_San_Marco_(Venice)_at_night-msu-2021-6449-.jpg |
Note: I am grateful to Scott Burns who seems to know what I want to see even before I do. This is his nineteenth contribution to Attempted Bloggery.
If you too have something I want to see by Saul Steinberg, feel free to send a few images without my having to ask.
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