Work for artists.
Subtitle: What? Where? How?
By: A symposium by Walter Baermann [and others]
Contributors: Baermann, Walter, 1903-
Publisher: American Artists Group
Published: 1947
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 194
Subjects: Art and industry.; Art patronage.; Art -- United States.
Notes: The story of the "Arizona plan."--Survey of opinion: The artist and the art director. A program for sculptors.
Table of contents: title: The use of art in America: Elizabeth McCausland. The use of art in America. E. E. Calkins. Artist into advertising man. T. H. Benton. Business and art. Romana Javitz. The public interest. C. T. Coiner. Full employment and the artist. Lincoln Rothschild. Industrial artists-in-residence. Franklin Ryder. Who gives a hoot about the artist? C. H. Carter. Artist-advertiser relations. Rockwell Kent. Dictators of art. Lynd Ward. The book artist. Hila Meadow. The non-commercial art market. Walter Baermann. Technology and the artist. S. L. M. Barlow. Government and the arts.; title: Pioneering of 1936-1946: Jo Gibbs. I. B. M.: 1936-1946. Margit Varga. Life's art program. Reeves Lewenthal. The artist has never been so busy. Frank Caspers. Oil: 1940-1945. W. S. Mack, jr. Pepsi-Cola's competition-exhibition. E. H. Powell. The Britannica collection. Egbert Jacobson. Free and unhindered expression. Bruce Mitchell.