Description: 1980 PHOTOCOPY ART vintage magazine article "Photocopy copy copy art" ~ The images on these pages illustrate the latest trend in photocopy art, whose basic tool is equipment invented for the most banal of business tasks. It stated in the late 1950s in a playful, desultory way when photographers and artists rented copy machines to experiment with various objects and shapes they exposed to the copiers' intense light - Robert Gundlach, a scientist who works at Xerox, is the subject of this portrait by Sonia Sheridan. - Connie Fox, the artist behind the still life "Oil Cans" - Douglas Holleley - Tom Norton - Erin Goodwin - Sarah Tamor - Dierdre Engle ~ Size: The dimensions of each page of the three-page article are approximately 10 inches x 12.75 inches (25.5 cm x 32.5 cm). Condition: This original vintage three-page article is in Excellent Condition unless otherwise noted (* page two is the reverse side of page one *). Payment Details and Shipping InformationPayPal in any currency. If payment is sent via PayPal, the item will ship the same day or the next day.Items are shipped flat, in a rigid cardboard mailer prominently stamped "DO NOT BEND."International buyers are welcome. Worldwide shipping to anywhere.Combined shipping charge for multiple items: buyer's choice of shipping for the first item, plus free shipping of equal value for each additional item (domestic and international).Return PolicyA full refund, including shipping and handling, shall be available for any item that, upon delivery, does not correspond to the item description at the time of purchase*. The buyer must promptly request a refund and return the item within fourteen (14) days, in the same condition as it was shipped.*A full refund due to loss or damage during shipment shall be available only if the shipment is insured.Framed vintage advertisements are unique gift ideas!Browse our other itemsAdd us to your favorites listContact us via e-mailCopyright © 2005-2014 Vintage Adventures International. All Rights Reserved. Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners.
