By Wayne Hemingway
A richly illustrated hardcover exploring the overlooked world of mass-produced art and mid-century kitsch.
Written by designer Wayne Hemingway and published by Booth-Clibborn in 2000, this volume reexamines the decorative prints that filled living rooms, hallways, and suburban interiors throughout the 20th century. Featuring artists such as J.H. Lynch, Vladimir Tretchikoff, and Margaret Keane, the book traces how these widely circulated images moved from derided décor to enduring cultural artifacts.
Part cultural history, part visual archive, Just Above the Mantelpiece makes a compelling case for reconsidering the aesthetics of everyday taste.
272 pages
Publisher: Booth-Clibborn
Dimensions: 9.5 × 0.75 × 12.38 inches
Preowned in great condition.
Please note: All sales are final. Due to the unique nature of these pieces and our studio move, we’re unable to accept returns or exchanges.
By Wayne Hemingway
A richly illustrated hardcover exploring the overlooked world of mass-produced art and mid-century kitsch.
Written by designer Wayne Hemingway and published by Booth-Clibborn in 2000, this volume reexamines the decorative prints that filled living rooms, hallways, and suburban interiors throughout the 20th century. Featuring artists such as J.H. Lynch, Vladimir Tretchikoff, and Margaret Keane, the book traces how these widely circulated images moved from derided décor to enduring cultural artifacts.
Part cultural history, part visual archive, Just Above the Mantelpiece makes a compelling case for reconsidering the aesthetics of everyday taste.
272 pages
Publisher: Booth-Clibborn
Dimensions: 9.5 × 0.75 × 12.38 inches
Preowned in great condition.
Please note: All sales are final. Due to the unique nature of these pieces and our studio move, we’re unable to accept returns or exchanges.