Prestigio, "glamour" y producción:la imagen de la empresa Perfumería GAL, S.A., en los medios de publicidad

  1. Ángeles Layuno Rosas
  2. Júlia Cristina Pereira de Faria
Libro:
La imagen de la industria: VI Seminario Internacional sobre Patrimonio de la Arquitectura y la Industria. Propaganda, representación y percepción como patrimonio

Editorial: Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

ISBN: 978-84-09-10223-5

Año de publicación: 2019

Páginas: 331-354

Congreso: Seminario Internacional sobre Patrimonio de la Arquitectura y la Industria (6. 2019. Madrid)

Tipo: Aportación congreso

Resumen

The perfume industry Gal, dedicated to the production of perfumery anddrugstore products, mainly soaps, but also colognes, lotions, toothpaste,soap to wash clothes, etc., was one of the big companies that contributed tothe prestige of the Madrid´s industrial fabric throughout the twentieth century (1901-2004). The business policy of the GAL was oriented towardsthe diffusion of a very powerful brand image, built both with the architecture of its two factories, and through the deployment of an efficient propaganda and advertising device aimed to promote its prestige and projectionnational and international, as well as the innovative character of its production, contributing the GAL society to the disclosure of the use of soaps andother cleaning products thanks to advertising and educational campaignsundertaken on a large scale. This graphic output from the company's ownworkshops and the advertising agency Veritas, S.A., was materialized in thedesign of wrappers, posters, product labels, but especially in advertising inpress media, photo reports, television ads, catalogs, with the collaborationof prestigious artists, photographers and artists of his time. Along with this,the edition of a magazine, organ of dissemination of GAL products amongits customers, Pompas de Jabón. This exceptional documentary corpus constitutes a legacy of great value to reconstruct the processes of creation ofthe brand image of the already extinct historical companies.