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MEXICAN GOVERNMENT. D.A.P.P. (Department of Press & Publicity).
Mexican Art & Life No. 3
$125
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Mexico City, D.A..P.P., July 1938, Folio, pictorial wrappers
First and Only
[MEXICAN CULTURAL & PROPAGANDA JOURNAL]. Mexican Art & Life. No. 3. Profusely illustrated with several color illustrations and many halftones, and other small illustrations; [36] pp. including the wrappers. Folio, pictorial wrappers. Mexico City: D.A.P.P. (Department of Press and Publicity), July 1938.
Profusely illustrated with several color plates and many halftones. Featured is an article by Enrique Fernandez Ledesma with a wonderful color illustration. Of
A very attractive publication extolling Mexico’s history, architecture, painters and scenic beauty, really an invitation to the tourist to enjoy all that Mexico has to offer, and underlining the fact that Mexico City is the oldest city in North America. The journal only published seven issues and an unnumbered introductory volume. In December 1939, D.A,P,P. was replaced by the General Directorate of Information (D.G.I.), which became a subsection of the Ministry of the Interior.
Franklin Gilliam :: Rare Books
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