Jan Tschichold And The New Typography: Graphic Design Between World Wars Paul Stirton Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

An Original Account Of The Life And Work Legendary Designer Jan Tschichold His Role In Movement Weimar Germany To Create Modern Graphic Design Richly Illustrated With Images From Tschichold’s Little-Known Private Collection Ephemera This Important Book Explores A Figure History Through Artists Ideas Texts Bauhaus That Most Influenced Him (1902–1974) Prolific Writer Theorist Stood At Forefront Revolution Visual Culture Made Printed Material More Elemental Dynamic Designs Were Applied Everyday Graphics Billboard Advertisements Business Cards Jackets Invoices Handsome Volume Offers New Understanding Underlying Theories Artistic He Helped Form By Analyzing Collections: Illustrations Magazines Books Well-Known Figures Such As Kurt Schwitters El Lissitzky Aleksandr Rodchenko László Moholy-Nagy Lesser-Known Artist-Designers Including Willi Baumeister Max Burchartz Walter Dexel Piet Zwart Also Charts Development Typography Broad-Based Across Central Europe Included “The Ring ” Group Formed 1927 Played Crucial Defining Documenting Theory Practice Influential (1928) Still Regarded Seminal Text Published Association Bard Graduate Centerexhibition Schedule:bard Center York (02 15 19–07 07 19) Σελίδες: 272 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0423 Διαστάσεις: 17 8X17 8Cm