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Henry Wolf

Visual Thinking: Methods for Making Images Memorable, Rizzoli, 1988

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  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Henry Wolf
  • Year 1988
  • Client/Publisher Rizzoli International Publications
  • Size 235mm x 310mm
Henry Wolf
Henry Wolf was born in Vienna in 1925 and studied in France and New York. He studied design and photography with Alexey Brodovich and worked as an art director for magazines such as Esquire, Harper's Bizarre and Show. He was also the art director for various agencies and a teacher at Cooper Union, the School of Visual Arts and Parsons School of Design. Explore related designers including Alexey Brodovitch and Paul Rand. See also American Modernism, Magazines and 1950s graphic design history.

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Visual Thinking: Methods for Making Images Memorable, Rizzoli, 1988
Visual Thinking: Methods for Making Images Memorable, Rizzoli, 1988
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