
Design history account run by @_MattLamont of @outofplacest. Preserving graphic design history one scan at a time.
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P Miziakin, 1923. Pages from a month-by-month calendar for 1923, given free as a supplement to the journal Economic Life. Scanned from Soviet Commercial Design of the Twenties, M Anikst, E Chernevich, 1987 designreviewed.com/artefacts… #soviet #graphicdesign
Graphik – Werbung + Formgebung, 04, 1958
Cover illustration by Paul Rand. (From the picture book: “I know a lot of things” by Ann and Paul Rand.
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Theo van Doesburg
Compositions (The Cow) 1917 - 1918
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The work of Burton Kramer scanned from Burton Kramer Identities, Greg Durrell, 2011 designreviewed.com/artefacts… #burtonkramer #GraphicDesign
Olivetti Divisumma 24, international advertisement, 1959. Designed by Giovanni Pintori. Found on the back of Graphis 102, 1962
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Design Reviewed Recommends. The latest addition to the @LarsMullerBooks Museum für Gestaltung Zürich Poster Collection series, highlights the advent of the poster and the beginnings of graphic design as an independent design discipline: between the wars, photography, typography and visual abstraction were at the heart of the poster; based on the reform movements at the turn of the century and the various “isms” in art after 1900, it became both a reflection of innovative design ideas and an expression of the zeitgeist and its radical socio-political utopias. A highly recommended set of books to collect: designreviewed.com/series/mu…
XI Olympic Winter Games Sapporo ‘72, Mini Guide, 1972 designreviewed.com/artefacts…
Functional Graphic Design in the 20’s, Eckhard Neumann, 1967. This book documents the 1920s, with its entirely new & functional visual language. The innovative art trends Cubism, Futurism and Dadaism, have influenced development of today’s visual language Functional Graphic Design in the 20’s, Eckhard Neumann, 1967. This book documents the 1920s, with its entirely new & functional visual language. The innovative art trends Cubism, Futurism and Dadaism, have influenced development of today’s visual language designreviewed.com/artefacts… #graphicdesign #graphicdesign
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Olympic Pictograms
1. Munich 1972. Design director: Otl Aicher. Designers: Gerhard Joksch, Rolf Muller, Elena Winschermann
2. Mexico 1968. Design directors: Manuel Villazon, Matthias Goeritz. Designers: Lance Wyman, Peter Murdoch, Eduardo Terrazas
3. Tokyo 1964. Design director: Masaru Katzumie Designer: Yoshiro Yamashita
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Wassily #Kandinsky - On the #Dances of #Palucca, 1926. Discover more design history by subscribing to my newsletter designreviewed.com/newslette…
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Ray Gun after Carson. The Work of Chris Ashworth designreviewed.com/ray-gun-c…
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Richard Davies double-page spread designed by Chris Ashworth, Ray Gun 55. Published in April 1998. Photography by Chris Buck. Story by Mike McGonigal designreviewed.com/ray-gun-c…
The Architectural Review, Vol 133, No 793, March 1963. Cover design by Philip Thompson designreviewed.com/artefacts…
Work for Geigy by Stephan Geissbühler. Scanned from Graphis 225, 1983 designreviewed.com/artefacts…
The Treasury, Vol. VI, No. 41, February 1906. Front cover with an Art Nouveau vine and grape border, edited by Anthony Deane, published by G. J. Palmer & Sons, London. Back cover adverts for Fry’s Cocoa, Matchless Metal Polish, Compo, Beetham’s Larola and Stephenson’s Floor Polish of Bradford. designreviewed.com/artefacts…
Richard Davies double-page spread designed by Chris Ashworth, Ray Gun 55. Published in April 1998. Photography by Chris Buck. Story by Mike McGonigal designreviewed.com/ray-gun-c…
Shell French Cartoguides, 1971, by Daniel Hamot
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