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Marshall Arisman

Idea 249, 1995-03

Content includes:
Sharaku and Today’s Graphics -Sharaku Bicentenary-
Sharaku, the Radical Ukiyoe Artist Shinichi Segi
Japanese Traditional Woodcut Prints and Contemporary Graphics
An Homage to Sharaku Katsumi Asaba and Movie “Sharaku”
Sharaku’s Perspective of the Age to Come Ikko Tanaka
Edo Culture as a Motif Interview with Koichi Sato
“Sharaku by 67 Designers” Shigeo Fukuda
Impact and Faith, “Light Runners” by Marshall Arisman Takahisa Iwayoshi
The Second Moscow International Biennale “Golden Bee”
Design Office in the Netherlands, Koeweiden / Postma Shigeru Watano / Yachiyo Matsuzaki
The Contemporary Poster Exhibition LIFE 21 vs. 21 (Second Half)
Fusion of Crisp Images with Fine Sensibility, Ph. D Hisaka Kojima
Ficticious Book Design by Kouga Hirano
Alain Weill’s Calling Card Art Alain Weill
Nine Kyushu Designers Exhibition Yusaku Tomoeda
Artistic Typography, Jan Solpera Bohuslav Holy
New Trends in Public Planning, Munich Airport Shoichiro Higuchi
The N.Y. Art Directors Club ’94 Hall of Fame Shinichiro Tora
Shiseido: Design Strategies for Businesses Geared for the 21st Century Ikuo Amano / Takao Onoda

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Marshall Arisman
Marshall Arisman (born in New York, 14 October 1938) is an American illustrator and educator. He studied at Pratt Institute and, after graduating in 1960, worked as a painter and illustrator for publications including Esquire, Time, Sports Illustrated, and The New York Times. In 1964 he joined the faculty at the School of Visual Arts, New York, where he later became chairman of the design and illustration department. Explore related designers including Seymour Chwast and James McMullan. See also American Modernism and 1970s graphic design history.
IDEA (Japan)
Idea is a Japanese design magazine that has been published since 1953, covering typography, visual identity, and contemporary graphics.

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