Popular Culture | Boom and Bust | From Concentrate | Folk Art | Video
Colorful labels affixed to boxes of Florida citrus highlight the eclectic tastes of the state's growers. The proliferation of brands generated a unique genre of folk art representing popular conceptions of the culture and history of the Sunshine State. These crate labels not only provide insight into the folk art of the citrus industry, but also illustrate marketing symbols and strategies at work in the 20th century United States. Most of the citrus labels featured here were in use between the 1920s and the 1970s.
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Popular Culture | Boom and Bust | From Concentrate | Folk Art | Video
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