Objectif 58, No 33, December 1957

Dan Reisinger

Magazine / Periodical / Journal

official bulletin of the universal and international exposition of brussels 1958

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Format Magazine / Periodical / Journal
Designer/s Dan Reisinger
Year 1957
Client/Publisher Exposition universelle de 1958
Size 170mm x 240mm

Dan Reisinger

Dan Reisinger was born in Yugoslavia and settled in Israel in 1949 where he studied at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design. After his military service, he worked in Brussels (Expo '58 posters) and London (British Post Office posters). Returning to Israel in 1960, he became art director at the country's largest advertising agency, then started his own independent studio. He designed for Israeli companies and public bodies, designing posters, interiors and livery design (EL AL airline, Israel Post Office and Tourist Office, Habimah National Theatre, Maccabiah Games, Eilat airport, etc.). Explore related designers including Yusaku Kamekura and Joseph Binder. See also Rise of Corporate Identity and 1960s graphic design history.

Objectif 58

Objectif 58 documented the 1958 Brussels World's Fair, one of the design and architecture events of the postwar period.

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Design Format: Magazine / Periodical / Journal
Designed in the: 1950s
Series: Objectif 58

Objectif 58, No 33, December 1957. Cover design by D. Reisinger

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