Open Vistas Vol. 1, No. 1 (January-February 1925)

The January-February 1925 issue of Open Vistas a magazine that published poetry and reviews, as well as essays reflecting the editors' anarchist politics.

CONTENTS

-Open vistas by the Editors

-Carved crosses by Rose Florence Freeman

-A school of the renaissance by Elisée Reclus

-Work of the artist and savant by Leonardo Da Vinci

-The nightingale by Bratescu-Voinesti

-Connoisseurs by Rose Florence Freeman

-For you mother by Ada Negri

-Oscar Wilde by D. Anghel

-Contrasts in miniature by Joseph Ishill

-Excerpts: E. Castelar, Havelock Ellis, William Godwin

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