Posted by admin From the 1920s through to the present day Gebrauchsgraphik (literally meaning ‘use graphic’ – it’s now called Novum) was a hugely influential Berlin based commercial art magazine. It was published...
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Soul singer Gwen McGrae, Voices of East Anglia favourites Chicago, Blood, Sweat and Tears (above), The Cyrcle with their red rubber ball and soul band The Tymes are just some of the artists featured in this...
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We've been to France to check out some chic Paris Match covers and stopped off in Italy to look at some groovy advertising from the swinging sixties. This time we head to Portugal to flick through the pages...
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Argosy magazine ran for an astonishing 96 years from 1882 until its demise in 1978. It started as a collection of short fictional stories published on a weekly basis and changed its name from time-to-time...
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When a Hollywood actress noted for her publicity stunts whose star is on the wane meets an up and coming soul singer (who happens to be touring Europe with his band) in a hotel on the French Riviera what...
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Unless you've been living on another planet, we guess you're aware of the work of actor Michael Caine and his distinctive trademark cockney accent.So we won't bore you with a long biography and list of all his great...
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Sometimes minimal and simplistic graphic designs are the most effective way to sell your products, and here at VoEA we think this applies to these cool covers of Canadian-Latvian culture magazine Jauna...
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In our quest to find cool pictures from the past for your viewing pleasure we occasionally stumble upon groovy one-off retro magazine covers that feature eye catching pictures, fab fonts or sometimes...
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You've heard the album, listened to the song, seen the film, brought the T shirt or perhaps you were there (man) at the most famous rock festival in history, but now it's time to take a look at Woodstock...
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Here we take a look back at a number of adverts spanning the 1960s from the San Diego High School newspaper. One of the main advertisers were stockists of fine Ivy League apparel – The Highlander, and in these...
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