Libros de Carteles

Los miles de carteles editados por los dos bandos participantes en el conflicto que más profundamente ha marcado la historia actual de nuestro país hacen imposible la publicación de una única obra que los recoja en su totalidad. De ahi que hayamos decidido ofrecer al publico una meditada seleccion de los carteles politicos mas representativos de los años treinta, cronologicamente hablando, para que el lector pueda reconstruir visualmente este trascendente momento historico.Este libro pertenece a la promocion libros belicos.

Over 100 large-scale, full-color poster images by the artist Paul Colin. Famous for starting the career of Josephine Baker (the first poster in which she ever appeared was created by Colin and serves as the cover of this book), Paul Colin is notably one of the greatest and most influential graphic designers of the 20th century. This book is written by Jack Rennert, the world's foremost authority on vintage posters.

Nowhere are we given a more profound glimpse into the dawning stages of women's emancipation than in turn-of-the-century posters. In this revealing bookwith 206 full-color posterswe are presented with women stepping out of the confining traditional roles which they were cast and excercising their new-found liberation. We see them taking to the roads on bicycles, getting behind the wheel of automobiles, hoisting an aperatif, attending a ball unescortedand we are provided with glimpses into women's burgeoning, nascent sexual freedom. This volume features all the top artists of the period: Toulouse-Lautrec, Bonnard, Grasset, Chret, Mucha, De Feure, Cappiello, Steinlen, Grn, Pal, Bradley, Penfield and others. These lively images not only reflected their time, but did much to inspire this new-found freedom. The Gold Collection brings us the finest works from that time when posters were all the rage. It is awash with splendid images and vibrant colors, a window into a bygone era where a world of possibilities was just beginning to reveal itself to the women who craved an expanded role in society.

The best selection of Pin–up art by the famous Gil Elvgren. TASCHEN's Wall Calendars feature 12 big and beautiful reproductions, an elegant layout for the days of the month, and all official holidays

In much the way that the CD replaced the album, the poster has waned as a messaging vehicle. The poster has now become a postcard and e-mail blast, leaving many to long for the lost age when posters were not only major promotional vehicles, but also artwork worthy of framing.Some of the world's best designers couldn't stand idle while the poster fell by the wayside. They turned to the poster for personal expression and as an outlet from more restrictive mediums.This book showcases their breathtaking artwork, which has proven that the poster can still serve as a worthy communications tool, and in doing so, has brought the poster back to prominence. New Masters of Poster Design is a compilation of some of the world's finest new work.

Muestra de carteles de Antonio Esteban Lirola que pinto desde los años 20 a los años 70 multitud de carteles de producciones españolas y extranjeras que se estrenaron en nuestra cartelera.

Despite the competing claims of all the 'new' modes of communication, such as radio, TV and the Internet, the poster still packs a punch. This book surveys and presents the very best posters from the last few decades, including work by such top designers as Jennifer Moria, Stefan Sagmeister, Niklaus Troxter, Rene Knip and Paul Davis. Anyone with an interest in contemporary design, typography or advertising will find this book a fascinating read.

A fresh perspective on movie posters, comparing posters from different countries that promote the same film.

- The definitive work on this most imaginative of posterists - Complete annotations and index - Includes biography, essays on his early Italian film posters, as well as his commercial posters in Ital

La Fundación Pablo Iglesias posee como parte de su archivo una colección de cerca de 1.000 carteles propagandísticos realizados durante la guerra civil española por encargo de diversos partidos, sindicatos, asociaciones y entidades del gobierno de la España republicana. Con la publicación de "Carteles de la guerra" la Fundación ofrece al público en general un catálogo de la totalidad de estas obras, 250 de ellas reproducidas a gran tamaño, complementadas por ensayos de Manuel García, Inmaculada Julián y Román Gubern que las sitúan en su contexto histórico y artístico.

The Golden Age of bad girls Gun-toting femme fatales caught in the action! Follows the evolution and devolution of this distinctly American genre from 1924 to 1969 At the height of the Jazz Age, when Prohibition was turning ordinary citizens into criminals and ordinary criminals into celebrities, Americas true crime detective magazines were born. True Detective came first in 1924, and by 1934, when the Great Depression had produced colorful outlaws like Machine Gun Kelly, Bonnie and Clyde, Baby Face Nelson, and John Dillinger, the magazines were so popular cops and robbers alike vied to see themselves on the pages. Even FBI boss J. Edgar Hoover wrote regularly for what came to be called the "Dickbooks," referring to a popular slang term for the police. As the decades rolled on, the magazines went through a curious metamorphosis, however.When liquor was once more legal, the Depression over and all the flashy criminals dead or imprisoned, the "detectives" turned to sin to make sales. Sexy bad girls in tight sweaters, slit skirts and stiletto heels adorned every cover. Coverlines shouted "I Was a Girl BurglarFor Kicks,""Sex Habits of Women Killers," "Bride of Sin!,""She Played Me for a Sucker," and most succinctly,"Bad Woman." True Crime Detective Magazines follows the evolution and devolution of this distinctly American genre from 1924 to 1969. Hundreds of covers and interior images from dozens of magazine titles tell the story, not just of the "detectives," but also of Americas attitudes towards sex, sin, crime and punishment over five decades. With texts by magazine collector Eric Godtland, George Hagenaur and True Detective editor Marc Gerald, True Crime Detective Magazines is an informative and entertaining look at one of the strangest publishing niches of all time. "My buddies wanted to be firemen, farmers or policemen, something like that. Not me, I just wanted to steal peoples money!" JOHN DILLINGER

Sheer delight for art lovers and Francophiles, this array of 220 French posters simultaneously traces the flowering of pictorial advertising art and delineates the mores of belle epoque Paris. The posters, from the collection of Marvin Shanken, publisher of the Wine Spectator, deal not only with wines and liquors, but also with changing fashions, the battle between the sexes, class aspirations, and leisure activities from cycling to tennis. Standouts include Toulouse-Lautrec''s wry observations of the passing scene; Alphonse Mucha''s art-nouveau visions; Jules Cheret''s bright, airy show-biz promotions; and works by Pierre Bonnard, Leonetto Cappiello and cat-lover Theophile Steinlen, whose surreal flights of fancy paved the way for modern advertising. Rennert, president of the distributor firm Posters Please, and author of books on Mucha and Tomi Ungerer, tells the story behind each poster. Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Renau, Josep; Piqueras Sánchez, Norberto