Graphis 207, 1979/80

Alan Peckolick, Ernie Smith, Tony DiSpigna

Magazine / Periodical / Journal

Content includes:
Herb Lubalin’s Associates: Alan Peckolick, Ernie Smith, Tony DiSpigna, by Gertrude Snyder
Photographis ’80. Annual of Advertising and Editorial Photography, by Dr. Karl Steinorth, Stuttgart
Jurgen Spohn: Profile of a German poster artist, by Alastair Allen, Ludlow
Swiss Posters 1979, by Philippe Rogivue, Kilchberg-Zurich
Paul Degen, by Steve Heller, New York
The Eleventh Kodak Colour Calendar Contest in Stuttgart, 1980, by Dr. Wolf Strache, Stuttgart
Chicago ’79, by Bill Arthur Rogers, Chicago
Elwood Smith, by Gertrude Snyder, New York
New Official Olympic Sports Pictograms – Julien van der Wal

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Format Magazine / Periodical / Journal
Designer/s Alan Peckolick, Ernie Smith, Tony DiSpigna
Year 1979
Client/Publisher Graphis Press
Size 235mm x 300mm

Alan Peckolick, Ernie Smith, Tony DiSpigna

Alan Peckolick (born in New York, 3 October 1940) was an American graphic designer associated with the influential New York design scene of the 1960s and 1970s. He studied at Pratt Institute and worked with Herb Lubalin, contributing to projects that redefined expressive typography and visual identity. Peckolick later established his own practice, producing work across corporate identity, packaging, and editorial design. Explore related designers including Herb Lubalin and Lou Klein. See also American Modernism and 1970s graphic design history.

Graphis

Graphis is an international magazine founded in 1944 featuring graphic design, advertising, and illustration from around the world.

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

Graphis 207, 1979/80. Cover design by Alan Peckolick, Ernie Smith and Tony DiSpigna

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