Japan

Graphic Design 52, 1974

Yuito (Tadahito) Nadamoto

Magazine / Periodical / Journal

Content includes:
The Beauty of Otsu Paintings Folk Paintings / Jinichi Suzuki
World Design Conference (ICSID’73 KYOTO) / Masaru Katsumi
Design Forum ’73 / Shigeo Fukuda
True face Kazumasa Nagai / Masataka Ogawa
Alphabet architectural technique: An achievement of the Barocco era / Masaru Katsumi
Concrete Poetry: Its origins and its relationship with Japan / Shutaro Mukai
Swedish designer Kurt Grön / Akio Kanda
Trademark Thoughts / Jacques Richet
Thomas Beirle’s recent works
About Muneharu Satomi / Fumio Yamana

Details

Format Magazine / Periodical / Journal
Designer/s Yuito Nadamoto
Year 1974
Client/Publisher Kodansha
Size 260mm x 300mm

Yuito Nadamoto

Tadahito Nadamoto — Japan, was born in 1927 and was a self-taught designer. He worked in advertising at Sanyo Densha from 1952–56. Created murals for the New York World Fair 1963 and worked on the Japanese government pavilion at Osaka World Fair 1970. He designed for the Tokyo Music Festival, record sleeves for Suntory and many book covers and illustrations for various publishers. Explore related designers, including Hiromu Hara and Ikko Tanaka. See also Japanese Modernism, Japanese illustration, and Japanese graphic design history.

Graphic Design

Graphic Design was a Japanese publication which started in the late 1950s and had a run of 100 issues.

Linked Information

Design Format: Magazine / Periodical / Journal
Designed in the: 1970s
Series: Graphic Design

Graphic Design 52, 1974. Cover design by Yuito Nadamoto

Graphic Design / グラフィックデザイン, delved into the world of graphic design and visual culture. The magazine featured a broad range of content, including coverage of cutting-edge Japanese design and its history, as well as international graphic design.

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