Graphic Style: From Victorian to Digital

By Steven Heller, Seymour Chwast
264 pages

Contributors:: Steven Heller
Seymour Chwast
Publisher:: Harry N. Abrams
Place of publication:: New York
Publication year:: 2000
Edition:: New
Subjects:: Graphic Arts--History--19th Century
Graphic Arts--History--20th Century
Commercial Art--History--19th Century
Commercial Art--History--20th Century

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The book to consult for an overview of graphic design styles from the industrial era onward. A quick appreciation of every significant trend from Art Nouveau to Neo-Modern. Now, in an expanded edition with over 700 illustrations, this essential design compendium takes us up to the present day. A new section on the digital era covers everything from typocentric design to the impact of club culture and the Internet.

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