Art and Industry 122, August 1936

NO. 114
AUGUST 1936
VOL. 21. NO. 122

Editorial
The Spanish Poster.
Bauer, Frankfurt-on-Main. By Robert Harling.
Designing in Square Inches. By J. B. Gibson.
How not to waste money on exhibition stands
Personalities-John Gloag. A go-getter who believes in Art in Industry by By S. L. Righyni
Country Stores Ltd. By Alan Rogers.
Draeger-an artist in print. Specimens of some of the best luxury advertising produced in Europe
Advertising Cuba
Foto 36.
Selling it with Photographs. Recent work by The Baynard Press Photographic Department

COLOUR.
Southern Railway Poster by Gregory Brown
Booklet for Etablissements Nicolas by Draeger Frères

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