When advertising tried harder. THE SIXTIES: THE GOLDEN AGE OF AMERICAN ADVERTISING

First edition. A benchmark study of what many experts consider to be the golden age of creativity in American advertising, which underwent as complete a transformation as any industry in America. Illustrations of more than 100 of the best ads, commercials, and campaigns, including several by Bill Be...

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Main Author: Dobrow, Larry (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York City, N.Y. Friendly Press 1984
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