Siegfried Odermatt

100+3 Swiss Posters: Selected by Siegfried Odermatt, 1998

100 + 3 Swiss Posters: The Odermatt Collection highlights a rich array of Swiss graphic design, featuring works by Max Bill, Karl Gerstner, Bruno Monguzzi, Fritz Buhler, and Emil Ruder. These pieces have been carefully selected from Siegfried Odermatt’s personal archive.

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Siegfried Odermatt
  • Year 1998
  • Client/Publisher Oderrmatt und Waser Verlag, Zürich
  • Size 235mm x 235mm
Siegfried Odermatt
Siegfried Odermatt was a self-taught designer.  Born in 1926. He ran his independent studio in Zurich from 1950 to 1968, when he joined forces with Rosmarie Tissi, expanding the studio's work to include launch strategies and image programs, as well as various forms of illustration and other graphic interventions for Swiss manufacturers and companies. Explore related designers including Rosmarie Tissi and Josef Müller-Brockmann. See also Swiss International Style, Swiss graphic design history, and 1950s graphic design history.

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100+3 Swiss Posters: Selected by Siegfried Odermatt, 1998
100+3 Swiss Posters: Selected by Siegfried Odermatt, 1998
100 + 3 Swiss Posters: The Odermatt Collection highlights a rich array of Swiss graphic design, featuring works by Max Bill, Karl Gerstner, Bruno Monguzzi, Fritz Buhler, and Emil Ruder. These pieces have been carefully selected from Siegfried Odermatt's personal archive.
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