Vanity Fair released a digital edition of their October 1928 issue. The (very many) ads are, unsurprisingly, rather striking, and their flaunting of luxury sobering given the great financial crash that was to come. The 1% is nothing new… Perhaps most arresting were two piano advertisements. This first for the visual style that seems to have opted for William Blake as its departure point. The second for its narrative discourse about exclusivity…
This is what Majestic means…
The Lake Isle of Innisfree read by W.B.Yeats (for Prajnagupta!)
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