Enduring Legacy of Weimar

Providing a detailed account of the Modernist design movement, this book by Alston Purvis and Cees W. De Jong delves into the revolutionary impact it had on the world of graphic design. It sheds light on how graphic design was initially met with resistance until the early 20th century, when fifty talented artists came together to redefine and elevate the field. Through expertly crafted prose, Purvis, a renowned art historian and graphic artist, takes readers on a journey through the pivotal years of 1919-1933, showcasing the artistic possibilities that emerged during this time of significant change in Europe. From the German Dadaists to the Bauhaus School and the avant-garde artists of Europe, this book highlights the diverse movements that contributed to the evolution of modern graphic design. Published in 2019 in hardback format with 399 pages, its dimensions measure 12.00 x 9.50 x 1.30 inches, and its case quantity is 5.