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| Title | British Vogue |
| Issue | November 1984, number 11, volume 141 |
| Pages | 290 |
| Cover | 'More Dash Than Cash', photographed by Albert Watson |
| Features | Winter coats, Jackson Pollock, technology, Vogue Living |
| Printing | Colour and black and white |
| Condition | Very good vintage, natural age creases |
A November issue promising more dash than cash, with winter coats and Jackson Pollock in the same pages. Fashion and art set side by side in the final period of Beatrix Miller's editorship.
This is the November 1984 issue of British Vogue, number 11 of volume 141, with 290 pages. Its cover, 'More Dash Than Cash', was photographed by Albert Watson.
Style promised over spending.
Beatrix Miller edited British Vogue from 1964 to 1985 and supported photographers such as David Bailey and Snowdon. Anna Wintour succeeded her in 1985.
Alongside fashion, the issue includes a feature on Jackson Pollock, the American painter of the Abstract Expressionist movement. Art sits next to coats and technology in the same pages.
At 290 pages, the issue mixes colour and black-and-white photography. The spine has held up well and the interior is pristine, with natural age creases.
A substantial winter issue.
Issues of British Vogue preserve the photography, advertising and editorial priorities of their month. This one records the winter of 1984.
Original issues of British Vogue attract collectors of fashion photography and magazine history.
Magazines suffer from creased spines, fading and loose pages, so complete issues in good order are assessed with care.
Vogue covers are a recognised record of fashion photography across the decades.
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