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Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts #10 General Issue (Fall 1988)
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Edited by Pamela Johnson
The Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts, founded in 1986 and now published by The Wolfsonian-Florida International University, explores themes relating to The Wolfsonian collection and to the visual language of objects. It conveys to readers the power of design and shows how design shapes and reflects human values and experience.
Table of Contents, Issue 10
The Eroticization of Domestic Space:
A Mirror by C.R. Mackintosh
By David Brett
The Art of Dress in the Victorian and
Edwardian Eras
By Otto Charles Thieme
The Rediscovery of Lalique's Jewelry
By Michael Koch
Mexican Silver: William Spratling and the
Taxco Style
By Lucía García-Noriega Nieto
The Poster in Yugoslavia
By Zelimir Koscevic
Propaganda Art in the Postage Stamps
of the Third Reich
By Frederick Lauritzen
Mitchell Wolfson,Jr: The Man and His
Mission
By John Malcolm Brinnin
London Letter
By Peyton Skipwith
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