Spanish graphic design history documented through artefacts and articles exploring designers, studios, and the development of visual communication and typography.
Spain’s graphic design history is one of the most varied in Europe. Shaped by distinct regional identities, including the Catalan Noucentisme movement, and a postwar design culture that developed its own visual language largely in isolation from the modernist mainstream. The archive documents Spanish and Catalan graphic design through designer profiles and printed matter spanning the Noucentisme tradition through to the postwar period.
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Explore designers connected to Spanish and Catalan graphic design. See also Noucentisme and
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