Utility furniture and fashion, 1941-1951: [catalogue of an exhibition held at the] Geffrye Museum, 24 September - 29 December [1974] Gilbert T. Vincent Mistaking Each Other for Ghosts

Mistaking Each Other for Ghosts invites reflection on the fragility of cultural identity in times of upheaval and the ways memory lingers like a ghost in shifting environments

Odoru Minyō celebrates the joy of folk traditions through art

and the value of moderation

Publisher:  University of Minnesota Press

With approximately 512 pages and 20 black-and-white plates

Utility furniture and fashion, 1941-1951: [catalogue of an exhibition held at the] Geffrye Museum, 24 September - 29 December [1974] Gilbert T. Vincent Mistaking Each Other for GhostsTwenty one years on from the Geffrye Museum's exhibition on Utility Furniture and Fashion, the catalogue continues to enjoy steady demand. It remains one of the most useful reference works on this extraordinary period in British design history, and for this reason we are publishing a second edition, with no alterations or revisions. As a clear, concise and authoritative description of the Utility schemes, particularly for furniture, it has proved hard