Links to quality websites of interest to vintage art afficionados
A)Visual and Decorative Arts and Design
1. Rene Wanner
www.posterpage.ch
An amazingly comprehensive view of vintage posters activity.
2. iantiques
www.iantiquesguide.com
A cornucopea of antiques websites
3. Ephemera Society of America
www.ephemerasociety.org
A key portal for antique and nostalgia resources
4.The Wolfsonian Foundation
www.wolfsonian.org
Scholarly and fabulously-endowed design promoter and educator
5. Artist Printshop
www.artistprintshop.com
An Excellent Giclee Printer of Fine Art
6. Artcyclopedia
www.artcyclopedia.com
There is ample information about major poster artists on this website.
7. Forbes Magazine
This highly esteemed publication has consistently tracked our website through a number of years.
8. The Good Web Guide for the Best of Worldwide Shopping
http://www.thegoodwebguide.co.uk/index.php?art_id=180
For a great selection of wall decor, the vintage poster site of I Desire is a noted destination! "In a field where informative material is scarce, this otherwise commercial website is better than most."
9.
Librissime – Ultimate Books & Objects
http://www.librissime.com/
Librissime is a virtually unique entry point to publications which in their lavish beauty, dare to edge us toward another border.
10.
Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum New York, NY
http://ndm.si.edu/
A museum devoted exclusively to historic and contemporary design.
11.
http://www.artdecocollection.com
For the finest in European Art Deco furniture,
glass, silver, ceramics, cocktail accessories,
art, clocks, carpets and more.......
B) Choice Vintage Fashion Stores: "There will always be a longing for things rare & fine. . ."
1. The Red Velvet Shoe
http://theredvelvetshoe.typepad.com/boutique/
2. Lulu's Vintage
http://store.lulusvintage.com/
3. Vintage Secret
4.Woodlands Farm Vintage
http://www.woodlandfarmsantiques.com/
5.Vintage Virtuosa
http://www.vintagevirtuosa.com/
C) Other approaches to a vintage tone
1. Film Noir
http://filmsnoir.net
A rich compendium of information and poetry about the dark
side of the art deco era.
2. Zelda Magazine
http://www.zeldamag.com/
From the beginnings of the 20th century to the Golden Era of
Hollywood,Zelda brings the love of this age to life in
paper. Zelda is where the past meets the presence with
reverence and revelry.
3. James Clark's Film Journal
http://www.ratherhavetheblues.com/
An ongoing and interactive investigation into the Old World and New World.
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