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I can only agree with Tom. I haven't read everything yet, but intend to. I found it excellent, even down to the vintage adverts. We all have different interests in art, and I found this magazine met most of mine. Maybe I'm mentally stuck in the 1950's, I'd have been 12 when this came out and already in love with drawing. Had I been able to take this magazine at the time it may have shaped my art views differently. It doesn't have the sumptuous print qualities we get today, but was still a cracking, and inspiring, read. A gem. I look forward to reading it all.
