Ellison, Ralph; cummings, e.e.; McLuhan, Marshall; Stevens, Wallace; Auden. W.H. et al. - Horizon. A Review of Literature and Art. Art on the American Horizon. October, 1947

London, Horizon, Publisher, 1947. Wraps. Printed wraps. 147 pp. Several black and white plates. Single issue of this long running magazine devoted to current trends in literature and art. This issue devoted to American art and literature, notably featuring what appears to be an excerpt or work in progress of "The Invisible Man," written by Ralph Ellison and published as a novel in 1952. Also present is a poem by e.e. cummings; "The Owl in the Sarcophagus," by Wallace Stevens; "the present prospects of American painting and sculpture," by Clement Greenberg; "The Imaginary Jew," by John Berryman, and "American Advertising," by philosopher Marshall McLuhan. GOOD condition. Heavy offsetting to the front cover, with moderate uneven fading and toning. Some foxing, soiling and staining to the covers. Extremities bumped and worn. Light foxing to the page edges. Good .

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