
The Golden Age of Advertising - the 50s
Jim HeimannThe Golden Age of Advertising - the 50s
The Golden Age of Advertising – the 50s
January 1, 2005Taschen352 pages
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Following World War Two, American consumers were bombarded by an ever-increasing amount of advertising for a vast array of new products. This book looks at the unabashed consumerism of the 1950s, examining the adverts which reflected the affluent and dynamic lives of Americans in this decade.
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