Dear Helen,

You could contact the Hayward Gallery in London.   An exhibition has just
started there on art commissioned by Governments in the 1930's focusing on
Berlin, Moscow and Rome.   I am sure they could supply you with some
information or an exhibition catalogue.  I'm afraid I cannot give you any
more information as I have not yet seen it, however I believe it focuses on
Propagandist posters and public statues.  The number you want is 0171 928
3144.



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From [log in to unmask] (Museum discussion list), on 29/10/95 10:15 PM:
I have recently returned to University (I took first year courses 30 years
ago) and am studying art history.
The topic I have chosen for my term paper is "The Artist as Propagandist".
I was wondering if there has been an exhibition at any time on the subject
or if someone in museum-l land knows where I could get some crackerjack
information to help me.
I have visited some art galleries and museums on-line and have done
extensive reading. I have never studied this subject before and am finding
it fascinating. I would appreciate any help which you could give me.

Thanks
Helen

Helen Edwards - Victoria, B.C. Canada
Hallmark Society Past-President
Minority Shareholder, Northwest Sports (Vancouver Canucks Hockey Club)
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