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 Ephemera
Journal, Volume V
In November 1992, the Ephemera Society held its second Symposium
at the Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum, located near Wilmington,
Delaware. The title of the Symposium was "Designing American Life:
Manuscript & Printed Ephemera."
Articles:
- Rufus Porter: An American Renaissance Man, by Geo. Gregory Smart
- Currier & Ives Lithographs: Nineteenth Century ad hoc American
"Democratic Vistas," by Donald Zaldin
- Gleason's Pictorial: Elevating and Celebrating American Life,
by Sally Pierce
- Weeping Sad and Lonely: Patterns of Alienation in Nineteenth
Century Manuscript Ephemera, by Barbara Rusch
- Japanese Influences on American Trade Card Imagery and Design,
by Thomas Beckman
- "Prodigally Endowed with Sympathy for the Cause:" Mark Twain's
Involvement with the Anti-Imperialist League, by Jim Zwick
- E-Mail and the American Character, by Emilie W. Gould
Black and white photocopy version available for $12.00 plus $1.50
for postage. Order from the Ephemera Society of America, PO Box
95, Cazenovia, NY 13035 or visit the online
store.
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