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A History of Graphic Design: Third Edition
A History of Graphic Design: Third EditionA History of Graphic Design: Third EditionA History of Graphic Design: Third EditionA History of Graphic Design: Third EditionA History of Graphic Design: Third Edition

A History of Graphic Design: Third Edition

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PublisherJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Copyright HolderJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Copyright Holder (Text)Philip B. Meggs
Cover/Jacket Design byPhilip B. Meggs
Printed and Bound byR. R. Donnelley & Sons
Designed byPhilip B. Meggs, Barbara Spies, Mike Suh
FormatHardback
LanguageEnglish
LocationNew York, Chichester, Weinheim, Brisbane, Singapore, Toronto
Copyright1998
Copyright1983-19
Pages / Font510 pages / 8.5/12 Neue Helvetica 55; 7.5/12 Neue Helvetica 75
ISBN 100-471-29298-6
Barcode9780471291985
EAN 590000
Library of Congress Classification NumberZ246.M43 1998
Dewey Decimal Classification Number686.2'2'09—DC21
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number97-38055
Printer's Key10 9 8
ChaptersPreface Preface to the first edition Acknowledgments 1 The Prologue to Graphic Design: The visual message from prehistory through the medieval era 1 The Invention of Writing 2 The Asian Contribution 3 Alphabets 4 Illuminated Manuscripts 2 A Graphic Renaissance: The origins of European typography and design for printing 5 Printing Comes to Europe 6 The German Illustrated Book 7 Renaissance Graphic Design 8 An Epoch of Typographic Genius 3 The Industrial Revolution: The Impact of industrial technology upon visual communications 9 Typography for an Industrial Age 10 Photography, the New Communications Tool 11 Popular Graphics of the Victorian Era 12 The Arts and Crafts Movement 13 Ukiyo-e and Art Nouveau 4 The Modernist Era: Graphic design in the first half of the twentieth century 14 The Genesis of Twentieth-Century Design 15 The Influence of Modern Art 16 Pictorial Modernism 17 A New Language of Form 18 The Bauhaus and the New Typography 19 The Modern Movement in America 5 The Age of Information: Graphic design in the global village 20 The International Typographic Style 21 The New York School 22 Corporate Identity and Visual Systems 23 The Conceptual Image 24 National Visions within a Global Dialogue 25 Postmodern Design 26 The Digital Revolution Epilogue Selected Bibliography Picture Credits Index
NotesPrinted in the United States of America Paper: 70# Sterling Web Gloss Prepress: C. R. Waldman
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