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Dramatic WW2 production poster for fighter planes. VG with old folds slightly evident. Signed John Falter art. Falter enlisted in the Navy and created many posters for the war effort and later became a regular cover artist for the Saturday Evening Post. This kind of poster would be used at factories making airplanes for the war effort. Old folds but still very good. Not mounted.

New York: Catherine Viviano Gallery, 1961. First printing. Staplebound Wraps. Near Fine. Metal spiral bound stiff wraps. 8 3/4 x 7 1/2". 36 unnumbered pages. 17 B&W photo images of her artwork on glossy paper with captions and an artists statement on alternating black and grey mat paper. Near fine. There is a small scuff on the cover. Exhibiton catalog for the Caterine Viviano Gallery at 42 East 57 st. in NY. Nov 6-25, 1961. The cover is a photograph of twisted wire spelling out the title. Uncommon. Kay (Katherine) Sage had an interesting life. In the 1930's she became an Surrealist and abstract artist in Paris and eventually married the artist Yves Tanguy with whom she returned to America in 1939. Independently wealthy she helped other artists escape the Nazis in Europe. In 1959 and 1960 she had operations on her eyes that left her with poor vision. Instead of painting she turned to small sculptures and collages of found objects which are shown in this gallery exhibition catalog.