Publication. 1st issue 1956 # 60937
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Publication: 1st issue 1956. Edited by Einar Bragi, Geir Kristjánsson, Hörður Ágústsson, Jón Óskar and Thor Vilhjálmsson.
The content of this issue is; There is a lot in books (interview with the widow of a folk poet). Guðgeir Magnússon talks to Guðríður Önn Magnúsdóttir, the life partner of Magnús Hj. Magnússon. Arthur Honegger. Article by Jón Leifs. A chat with Walter Hudd. Thor Vilhjálmsson talks to him. Two poems by Þórunn Elfa Björnsdóttir. Fernand Léger. Article by Nína Tryggvadóttir. Three poems by Einar Braga. Thor Vilhjálmsson's family. About Béla Bartok. Jón Nordal talks about him. Two poems by Gunnar Björling. Hannes Sigfússon, an Icelandic. Newsletter from Paris. Hörður Ágústsson writes home. Two poems by Þorgeir Þorgeirsson. The visionary and activist Bernard Shaw. Article by Sean O'Casy. Translated by Baldur Óskarsson. Art criticism. Hjörleifur Sigursson writes about Valtýr Pétursson's exhibition. Abstract of European Art History II. Article by RH Wilensky. Translated by Hörður Ágústsson.
The content of this issue is; There is a lot in books (interview with the widow of a folk poet). Guðgeir Magnússon talks to Guðríður Önn Magnúsdóttir, the life partner of Magnús Hj. Magnússon. Arthur Honegger. Article by Jón Leifs. A chat with Walter Hudd. Thor Vilhjálmsson talks to him. Two poems by Þórunn Elfa Björnsdóttir. Fernand Léger. Article by Nína Tryggvadóttir. Three poems by Einar Braga. Thor Vilhjálmsson's family. About Béla Bartok. Jón Nordal talks about him. Two poems by Gunnar Björling. Hannes Sigfússon, an Icelandic. Newsletter from Paris. Hörður Ágústsson writes home. Two poems by Þorgeir Þorgeirsson. The visionary and activist Bernard Shaw. Article by Sean O'Casy. Translated by Baldur Óskarsson. Art criticism. Hjörleifur Sigursson writes about Valtýr Pétursson's exhibition. Abstract of European Art History II. Article by RH Wilensky. Translated by Hörður Ágústsson.