Graphic design, translated = [Book] : Le language du graphisme / Peter J. Wolf.

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Wolf, Peter J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Beverly, Mass. : Rockport Publishers, c2010.Description: 431 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 27 cmISBN:

9781592535958

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DDC classification:

741.603 22

Other classification:

741.603

Summary: For centuries now, visual communication design has celebrated national identities (through the now-iconic identity systems developed for the Olympic Games, for example) at the same time as it transcends international borders, such as through the far-reaching influence of the Bauhaus and the International Typographic Style. Today, of course, such transcendence is easier than ever. In an era of nearly instantaneous global access, enabled by increasingly ubiquitous wireless connections, the world seems very small.

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"A visual directory for terms of global design."

For centuries now, visual communication design has celebrated national identities (through the now-iconic identity systems developed for the Olympic Games, for example) at the same time as it transcends international borders, such as through the far-reaching influence of the Bauhaus and the International Typographic Style. Today, of course, such transcendence is easier than ever. In an era of nearly instantaneous global access, enabled by increasingly ubiquitous wireless connections, the world seems very small.

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