Museum Graphics, Thames & Hudson, 1992

Author: Margo Rouard-Snowman

‘Museum Graphics contains fifty-nine projects from ten countries, carefully selected by Margo Rouard-Snowman, the eminent curator and graphic artist, to represent the most outstanding achievements of the past decade. They are drawn from diverse institutions: the Design Museum, London; the Louvre, Paris; the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam; ARTEC, Nagoya; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. All aspects are covered: the creation and application of logos; exterior and interior sign systems; posters and banners; stationery, brochures, leaflets, promotional material and merchandise. The result is an exciting anthology of eye-catching images, from the austerely classical to the fiercely contemporary.’

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  • Format Book
  • Year 1992
  • Client/Publisher Thames & Hudson
  • Size 235mnm x 267mm

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Museum Graphics, Thames & Hudson, 1992
Museum Graphics, Thames & Hudson, 1992
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