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THE ART OF ADVERTISING

In The Art Julie Anne Lambert brings together a collection of expert essays examining the birth of advertising over three sections: the genesis of an advertisement; consumers and commoners; and social history. Her focus is the printed ephemera (handbills, trade cards, posters and more) from the John Johnson Collection of Printed Ephemera, of which Lambert is librarian.

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