The Book of Tiki: The Cult of Polynesian Pop in Fifties America

The Book of Tiki: The Cult of Polynesian Pop in Fifties America

EditorMichael Konze
Coordination by/CoordinatorMichael Konze
PublisherTaschen
Cover Art byMoritz R
Translated byBettina Blumenberg, Patrick Javault
Designed byArmando Chitolina
Cover/Jacket Design byMoritz R
Copyright HolderTaschen GmbH
ProductionHorst Neuzner, Cologne
FormatPaperback
LanguageEnglish
LocationKöln, London, Los Angeles, Madrid, Paris, Tokyo
Copyright2003
Pages / Font287 pages
ISBN 103-8228-2433-X
Barcode9783822824337
ChaptersA Guide for the Urban Archeologist In the Beginning... Tiki—Who Was He? Primitive Art in Civilized Places Pre-Tiki and the Birth of Polynesian Pop Tiki: Recreational Lifestyle of a Generation Erecting a Tiki Temple Don the Beachcomber—Founding Father of Polynesian Pop Trader Vic—The Ambassador of Good Taste Stephen Crane—The Man Who Loved Women Danny Balsz—The Prodigal Son Kon-Tiki, Aku Aku and Thor James Michener and Bali Hai Other Celebrated Tiki Temples Menus—L'Art Tiki Mixologists & Concoctions by Jeff Berry Hunters & Collectors And the Gods Were Amused Hotel, Motel Unequaled in Bachelor Living Backyard Polynesia Surfin' Tiki The Artists German Translation French Translation
NotesPrinted in Italy
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