Herbert Bayer: Inspiration And Process In Design
by Ellen Lupton 2021-01-08 04:19:35
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Bayer helped shape the discourse of modern graphic design as s a student and then a teacher at the Bauhaus. In 1928, he moved from the Bauhaus to work in Berlin, where he designed commercial advertising and typefaces. He emigrated in 1938 to the US, ... Read more
Bayer helped shape the discourse of modern graphic design as s a student and then a teacher at the Bauhaus. In 1928, he moved from the Bauhaus to work in Berlin, where he designed commercial advertising and typefaces. He emigrated in 1938 to the US, where he worked as a designer and became a lifelong spokesman for the Bauhaus, amplifying the school''s mystique. Ellen Lupton explores Bayer''s process through 150 iconic works that have rarely been seen before. Less
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  • 8.3 X 5.66 X 0.64 in
  • 144
  • Princeton Architectural Press
  • October 27, 2020
  • English
  • 9781616899530
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