Minutes of a Communist Cell on Art (Second Special Report on Art)
Fullerton, Calif. Education Information, Inc., ©1960. Included in this Second Special Report on Art published by Education Information, a California-based conservative non-profit, are "A Review of Subversion in Art, which is followed by an "unquestionably authentic" document sent anonymously to sculpture Wheeler Williams containing minutes from a Communist cell on art, in which the party discusses promoting ugly, meaningless modern art as a means to undermine social institutions and social cohesion. This is followed by Excerpts from Hearings before the House Committe on Un-American Activities on the American National Exhibition, Moscow and conservative poet E. Merrill Root's column "Reflections," in which he ruminates on conservative philosophy.
Stapled, illustrated wrappers (10 ¾” x 8 ¼”) printed in red & black, 21 pp., illustrated. Two owner names to the top of the front wrapper (one scratched through) and mailing label to the rear wrapper. Vertical crease throughout from folding. Item #14358
Price: $150.00