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Idea 090, 1968-9

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Content includes:
A Generation of Graphic Art
1935 Georg Salter, Raymond Lufkin
1936 Lynd Ward, Bruce Rogers
1936 Gustav Jensen, Samuel Bernard Schaeffer
1936-37 Lester Beall, Lucian Bernhard
1937 E. McKnight Kauffer
1937 Clarence P. Hopkins
1937 Laszlo Matulay, William Edwin Rudge
1938 Bauhaus, Herbert Bayer
1938 Joseph Binder, Hans J. Barschel
1939-40 Gyorgy Kepes, Howard W. Willard
1940 G. Giusti, Jean Carlu
1940-41 Paul Rand, Hans Moller
1941-42 George Krikorian, Lester Beall
1941 Will Burtin
1941 Alex Steinweiss
1942-47 Advance guard of advertising artists, Four veterans Alex Steinweiss
1947 Paul Rand, Ladislav Sutnar
1948-49 Ben Rose, Alvin Lustig, Will Burtin
1950,59 Morton Goldsholl, Brownjohn, Chermayeff & Geismar
1960 Brownjohn, Chermayeff & Geismar / Lester Beall / Gene Federico / McCall’s Magazine
1949-66 Hal Zamboni, Irving Miller, CBS, Peter Hirsch, The Push Pin Studios, Aaron Burns
1960-61 Lester Rossin Creative Group Inc., Milanese Graphic Designers, Parisian Graphic Designers, New York Times, Sudler & Hennessey, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Art Kane
1962-65 Gyorgy Kepes, Fortune Magazine, John Massey, Time Magazine, NBC Television
1966 CBS Television, Carl Ally, Inc.
1965-66 Geigy Chemical Corporation, Metromedia Inc., Ward & Saks
Illustrator Lunn Sweat
Illustrator Murray Tinkelman
Hemis Fair ’68
Danger states for art director by Henry Wolf

Details

  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Koichiro Inagaki
  • Year: 1968
  • Client/Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co
  • Size: 225mm x 297mm

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Idea 90, 1968-9. Cover design by Koichiro Inagaki
Idea 90, 1968-9. Cover design by Koichiro Inagaki
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