PUSHPIN & BEYOND 1997 Exhibition Seymour Chwast , Milton Glaser , Paul Davis

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Edition: First Edition Author: MILTON GLASER, SEYMOUR CHWAT Signed: No Topic: Graphic Arts, Graphic Design, Exhibitions Publication Year: 1997 Language: English, Japanese Publisher: Suntory Museum Book Title: PUSHPIN & BEYOND Genre: Art & Culture, Modern & Contemporary Vintage: Yes Narrative Type: Nonfiction Country of Origin: Japan Format: Paperback

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PUSHPIN & BEYOND 1997 Exhibition Seymour Chwast , Milton Glaser , Paul Davis. Pushpin Studio was a pioneering design collective founded in the 1950s by Milton Glaser, Seymour Chwast, and others. It bridged illustration and graphic design, introducing playful, iconoclastic, eclectic visual languages into contemporary design. Japanese Title: プッシュピンと4人のデザイナー English Title / Approximation: Pushpin and Four Designers (sometimes styled Pushpin & Beyond: Pushpin and Four Designers) Type: Exhibition catalogue Year / Publisher: 1997, published by the Suntory Museum of Art, Tenpozan Format / Physical Details: Softcover book, ~167 pages, size ~240 × 250 mm Language: Japanese (with some English content) Content & Features This catalogue accompanies the “Pushpin and Four Designers” exhibition held in Japan, which presented works of Pushpin Studio and four key designers associated with it: Seymour Chwast Milton Glaser James McMullan Paul Davis The catalogue includes: Reproductions of graphic works, illustrations, posters by these designers. Textual essays, historical commentary, biographical notes. Background on Pushpin Studio’s philosophy, its influence on graphic design and illustration in the mid-20th century. Historical & Design Significance Pushpin Studio was a pioneering design collective founded in the 1950s by Milton Glaser, Seymour Chwast, and others. It bridged illustration and graphic design, introducing playful, iconoclastic, eclectic visual languages into contemporary design. The four designers featured in this exhibition are among those whose contributions shaped the Pushpin legacy. They are designer/illustrator hybrids, known for bold use of type, illustration, humor, and visual wit. The catalogue (and exhibition) serves to introduce Japanese audiences to that legacy — showing how mid-century American graphic design influenced global visual culture. For researchers, this catalogue is useful because it collects representative works, provides contextual essays, and preserves exhibition history. Condition : Cover: VG.Slightly tanned on top.One spot of small damage. Content:VG+.interior clean.binding tight.no defect to pages. Note: Please confirm me your corrected shipping address, your name and your Ebay use ID and confirm me about shipping methods after auction end. Import tax may be happen that should be responsible by recipient (buyer) because of your Customs rule not from Japan. Please make sure to check with your local customs house before purchase my item. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Thank you for visit my store.