Skip to product information
1 of 3
YAO MO VINYL · ITEM FILE

Red Album - 1959 Revolutionary Art Collection

Red Album - 1959 Revolutionary Art Collection

Historical Art Album
Regular price $649.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $649.00 USD
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.
SOLD — ARCHIVE COPY

This exact copy has been sold. The listing remains available as part of the YaoMo archive.

Quantity

Out of stock

COLLECTOR FILE

Edition
Signed Edition
Format
Historical Art Album
Condition
Pre-owned
Availability
Sold — Archive Copy
Ships From
Hong Kong SAR, China
Product Photos
Actual supplied photographs
SHIPPING & DISPATCH +

Online orders dispatch from our Hong Kong fulfilment hub. Delivery options and costs are calculated at checkout.

DISCOGS BUYER RECORD +

View the established PhuketLastVinyl buyer-feedback record on Discogs ↗.

PERSONAL ASSISTANCE +

Need a matrix, insert, condition or accessory checked? Ask Raggy on WhatsApp ↗.

Issued in Jiangxi in 1959, Red Album is a large-format historical collection of 80 artworks connected to revolutionary visual culture. Many of the works were drawn from the 1933 Revolutionary Art Collection and contemporary illustrated publications, preserving a rare record of exhibition, print and publishing history.

Editors: Chinese Artists Association Jiangxi Branch and Jiangxi Provincial Museum

Publisher: Jiangxi People's Publishing House

Date: March 1959

Format: First edition and first printing, cloth-spine hardcover, 8K format, 81 pages with 80 artworks

Material: Printed paper, cloth spine and hardcover boards

Language: Simplified Chinese

Edition / signature / number: First edition; unsigned and unnumbered

Condition: graded 8.5/10; natural cover ageing noted, with no breakage reported

This listing presents the volume as a historical visual document. Completeness: unverified.

View full details
YAO MO VINYL · CONTINUE THE FILE

Why this copy?

Selected for the character of the edition, the physical object and the story visible in the supplied photographs.

EXPLORE THE ARCHIVE
THE YAO MO NOTE

We keep listings visible after a copy is sold because a collection is also a record of what passed through our hands. Some objects leave; their information should remain.