Propaganda Editorial Department: The Age of Illustrations

Between 1950 and 1989, the newspaper and other advertisements were illustrated in a print. In a time of poor photographic and printing quality since the Korean War in 1950, advertisers used to use pictures for photography instead of loading photos into their ads. From people to products, from subject to product to anything that could be a subject, to the symbol of the service, and the company was an enormous amount of small-scale illustrations in advertisings from television, refrigerators, etc., etc, etc: household products, cosmetics, detergents, medicine products, cookies and ice cream, etcetera, and other things like this. From the late 1950s, when this trend was followed by the ruins of war and the aspirations of the Department of Economic Affairs, industry, society and family were in agreement with the time of change. As disposable incomes rose, consumer goods boomed, and sales of products naturally increased dramatically, leading to a flood of advertising illustrations. It was a time of great art. From nails to palms, the total was 3,388. The most common feature of the traditional Korean advertising commodity is the drug industry, and the most common is the character. Since the first quarter, many types of architectural artwork have been featured in the commercial industry, and in the main sections, as well as domestic and cosmetic items, such as paper and food, car and internal consumer goods, besides the features of our country's pharmaceutical industry, which depend on advertising sales.

Korean title: 삽화의 시대

Korean author: 프로파간다 편집부

Korean publisher: 프로파간다

ISBN-13: 9788998143770