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020			_a9783037780046
082			_aDSGN _bMUS
245		0	_aArmin Hofmann: Poster Collection 7
260			_aZurich _bLars Müller Publishers _c2003
300			_a80: ill. _c6.6 x 0.4 x 9.5 inches _rPB
440			_aPoster collection series
504			_aPoster Collection 07 gathers the most important posters of Armin Hofmann, and shows them – corresponding to his fundamental importance as a graphic design teacher – in a context with works from his most famous students, who continued his methods. After completing an apprenticeship in lithography, Armin Hofmann (born 1920) began teaching his own typographic principles at the Basel School of Design in 1947. He and his colleagues who contributed to the development of Swiss international Style, advocated a belief in absolute and universal graphic expression. Hofmann has also taught at Yale and the Philadelphia Museum School of the Arts. In 1965 he wrote the “Graphic Design Manual”, which is regarded as a fundamental work in the field of modern graphic design and art.
650			_aGraphic Design
650			_aPoster collection
700			_aMuseum für Gestaltung Zürich _eEditor
942			_cBKS
999			_c302 _d302