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Constructive Posters – Bauhaus to Swiss Style, Tama Art University, 2001

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Content includes:
Chronological trends in constructive art and graphic design / Koji Fukakusa
Constructive Poster / Koji Fukakusa
Origin of Swiss style 1925-1935 / Richard Hollis
Josef Müller-Brockmann’s modeling idea / Shizuko Yoshikawa
Attribute and attribute diagram of structured poster / Koji Fukakusa
Attribute diagram vocabulary
Designer research and analysis
Swiss modeling method / Shiro Habara
What is the Basel school / Hitoshi Koizumi
Sans-serif in a structured poster / Go Maruyama
Structure of the modeling process / Koji Fukakusa
Semiotic consideration of posters / Elisabeth Walter
Semiotics of Perth and Morris / Tadashi Matsuda
Modern posters seen from printing and paper / Kunio Kobayashi, Keiichi Nakano, Takao Kawai
Basics of concrete painting / Karlsund, Dooseburg, Elyon, Tutandian, Van Doesburg
Annotation about the basics of concrete painting / Theo van Doesburg
Concrete modeling / Max Bill
Untitled (What is Gutai Art Association) / Max Bill
One view / Max Bill
Mathematical method in contemporary art / Max Bill
Abstraction / composition in Germany / Eckhard Neumann
Josef Müller-Brockmann, a pioneer of structural and in-kind design in Europe in the 20’s and 30’s
Constructive poster / Josef Müller-Brockmann
Poster design law / Josef Müller-Brockmann
New typography / Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
Typo Photo / Laszlo Moholy-Nagi
Basics of typography / Jan Tschichold
Photography and typography / Jan Tschichold
Typography and promotional material modeling / Herbert Bayer
Grid system Its function and deployment / Josef Müller-Brockmann
Literature / Wani Yoshitaka, Senjinji, Roger Bernard
Formation of Takeo Poster Collection / Robert K. Brown

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  • Format: Book
  • Year: 2001
  • Client/Publisher: Central Public Theory Art Publishing
  • Size: 217mm x 302mm

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Constructive Posters - Bauhaus to Swiss Style, Tama Art University, 2001
Constructive Posters – Bauhaus to Swiss Style, Tama Art University, 2001

 

Constructive Posters - Bauhaus to Swiss Style, Tama Art University, 2001
Constructive Posters – Bauhaus to Swiss Style, Tama Art University, 2001

 

Constructive Posters - Bauhaus to Swiss Style, Tama Art University, 2001
Constructive Posters – Bauhaus to Swiss Style, Tama Art University, 2001

 

Constructive Posters - Bauhaus to Swiss Style, Tama Art University, 2001
Constructive Posters – Bauhaus to Swiss Style, Tama Art University, 2001

 

Constructive Posters - Bauhaus to Swiss Style, Tama Art University, 2001
Constructive Posters – Bauhaus to Swiss Style, Tama Art University, 2001
Constructive Posters - Bauhaus to Swiss Style, Tama Art University, 2001
Constructive Posters – Bauhaus to Swiss Style, Tama Art University, 2001
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