Jan Tschichold
Auteur : Thérèse M. Hannigan
Date de publication : 1992
Éditeur : Rochester Institute of Technology
Nombre de pages : 70
Résumé du livre
"Jan Tschichold was a brilliant typographer who dramatically influenced graphic design and printing with his contrasting theories of design. He began as a proponent of the so-called "new typography" and then pursued the revival of more traditional styles. Because Tschichold's diametrically opposed theories about typography continue to appeal to a large audience, this exhibit of his evolution as a typographer is useful and important. This exhibit is an overview of his writings and typography concentrating on his dramatic stylistic changes. The exhibit is accompanied by a poster, annotated catalog, and descriptive labels."--Abstract