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Ring Neue Werbegestalter 1928 – 1933, ein Überblick, 1990

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Featuring the work of Willi Baumeister, Max Burchartz, Walter Dexel, Cesar Domela, Hans Lestikow, Robert Michel, Paul Shuitema, Kurt Schwitters, Georg Trump, Jan Tschichold, Friedrich Vordemberge-Gildewart, and Piet Zwart.

Content includes:
Kurt Schwitters: Thesen Uber Typographie
Max Burchartz: Gestaltung Der Reklame
Iwan Tschichold: Elementare Typographie
Max Burchartz: Neuzeitliche Werbung
Willi Baumeister: Neue Typographie
Walter Dexel: Was Ist Neue Typographie?
Kurt Schwitters: Gestaltende Typographie
Kurt Schwitters: Moderne Werbung
Jan Tschichold: Was Ist Und Was Will Die Neue Typografie?

Details

  • Format: Book
  • Designer/s: Jan Tschichold (Cover)
  • Year: 1990
  • Client/Publisher: Hannover: Sprengel Museum
  • Size: 243mm x 290mm

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Ring Neue Werbegestalter 1928 - 1933, ein Überblick, 1990
Ring Neue Werbegestalter 1928 – 1933, ein Überblick, 1990

 

Ring Neue Werbegestalter 1928 - 1933, ein Überblick, 1990
Ring Neue Werbegestalter 1928 – 1933, ein Überblick, 1990

 

Ring Neue Werbegestalter 1928 - 1933, ein Überblick, 1990
Ring Neue Werbegestalter 1928 – 1933, ein Überblick, 1990
Ring Neue Werbegestalter 1928 - 1933, ein Überblick, 1990
Ring Neue Werbegestalter 1928 – 1933, ein Überblick, 1990

 

Ring Neue Werbegestalter 1928 - 1933, ein Überblick, 1990
Ring Neue Werbegestalter 1928 – 1933, ein Überblick, 1990
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