Name: The Enduring Legacy of Weimar: Graphic Design & new Typography 1919-1933 (en Inglés)
Price: 28.72 USD
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Author: Jong Cees W. De; Alston Purvis
ISBN: 9783791384856

portada The Enduring Legacy of Weimar: Graphic Design & new Typography 1919-1933 (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Prestel

Autor

Jong Cees W. De; Alston Purvis

Año

2019

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

400

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9783791384856

The Enduring Legacy of Weimar: Graphic Design & new Typography 1919-1933 (en Inglés)

Jong Cees W. De; Alston Purvis (Autor) · Prestel · Tapa Dura

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Reseña del libro "The Enduring Legacy of Weimar: Graphic Design & new Typography 1919-1933 (en Inglés)"

This vibrant book tells the history of the Modernist design movement and how it completely revolutionized graphic design. Graphic Design as an artistic genre wasn't universally accepted until the early 20th century. This striking book focuses on the pivotal years of 1919-1933 to show how fifty artists redefined the field and helped create modern graphic design. Art historian and graphic artist Alston Purvis provides a concise and engaging overview of the dawn of modern graphic design and the artistic possibilities that were laid bare in a seismically shifting Europe. He explores how a variety of burgeoning and established movements contributed to the innovations of graphic design such as the German Dadaists, the Bauhaus School, and the European avant-garde artists. He looks at how groundbreaking trends in typography, the rise of consumerism, and a new focus on schools of graphic design combined to create a new language of design that is still in use today. Featuring the designs of 50 pioneering artists, such as Walter Gropius, Paul Klee, and El Lissitzky, this book shows how their work in color, typography, and composition broke conventions and set new standards in a seminal period of graphic design.