Thinking 8vo 88.6
Softcover: 16 pages Publisher: Octavo (1988) Language: English Size: 210 x 297 mm / 8.26 x 11 inches
Thinking 8vo 88.5
Softcover: 16 pages Publisher: Octavo (1988) Language: English Size: 210 x 297 mm / 8.26 x 11 inches
Thinking 8vo 87.4
Softcover: 16 pages Publisher: Octavo (1987) Language: English Size: 210 x 297 mm / 8.26 x 11 inches
Thinking 8vo 87.3
Softcover: 16 pages Publisher: Octavo (1987) Language: English Size: 210 x 297 mm / 8.26 x 11 inches
Thinking 8vo 86.2
Softcover: 16 pages Publisher: Octavo (1986) Language: English Size: 210 x 297 mm / 8.26 x 11 inches
Thinking 8vo 86.1
Softcover: 16 pages Publisher: Octavo (1986) Language: English Size: 210 x 297 mm / 8.26 x 11 inches
Thinking Capital magazine No:3_2 designed by Karl Gerstner
Please check previous post for more information about this magazine. Courtesy: The Herb Lubalin Study Center at The Cooper Union
Thinking Capital magazine No:3_1 designed by Karl Gerstner
Please check previous post for more information about this magazine. Courtesy: The Herb Lubalin Study Center at The Cooper Union
Thinking Capital magazine No:2_1 designed by Karl Gerstner
Please check previous post for more information about this magazine. Courtesy: The Herb Lubalin Study Center at The Cooper Union
Thinking Capital magazine No:1 designed by Karl Gerstner
“Like many people, I saw business and economics as something abstract, something primarily concerned with numbers.” Karl Gerstner Capital magazine was published by Adolf Theobald. The name was inspired by legendary book by Karl Marx, Kapital. Theobald concept for the magazine is “a human view of economics, an economic view of humanity.” In 1962, most...
Thinking Dutch Art + Architecture Today designed by Jan Van Toorn
Title: Dutch Art + Architecture Today Paperback: 44 pages Publisher: The Netherlands Ministry for Cultural Affairs, Recreation and Social Welfare Language: English Size: 250 x 210 mm / 9.84 x 8.26 inch In 1970, Van Toorn started to design the first issue of Dutch Art + Architecture Today published by the Netherlands Ministry for Cultural...
Thinking Jan Van Toorn. 05 09 1932
“A graphic tradition liberating pedagogy should cover the form of making and thinking , which have been instrumentalized by trade and services, so that they became useful again in the search for conditions that allow a more truly human existence.”