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Thinking Rudolf de Harak. 04 10 1924

Thinking Rudolf de Harak. 04 10 1924

“The designer’s constant intention is to create and communicate within a framework of aesthetic standards that clarifies information and enriches its meaning.” Rudolf de Harak studied commercial art at the New York School of Industrial Arts . After he graduated, he was drafted into the infantry for World War II. After the war, he apprenticeship...
Thinking Italo Lupi. 03 28 1934

Thinking Italo Lupi. 03 28 1934

Italo Lupi was born on March 28, 1934 in Cagliari, Italy. He studied architecture in Milan but worked mostly as a graphic designer. He was the Art Director of Abitare, Domus and La Rinascente and the Art Consultant of the Triennale di Milano and IBM Italia. He designed Miu Miu, Fiorucci and Triennale di Milano...
Thinking A G Fronzoni. 03 05 1923

Thinking A G Fronzoni. 03 05 1923

“We need to aim at essential things, to remove every redundant effects, every useless flowering, to elaborate a concept on mathematical bases, on fundamental ideas, on elementary structures; we strongly need to avoid waste and excess.” AG Frozoni was born on March 15, 1923 in Pisoia, Italy. He opened his studio in Bresica in 1945...
Thinking Franco Bassi. 02 19 1920

Thinking Franco Bassi. 02 19 1920

Franco bassi was born on February 19, 1920 in Milan Italy. He studied at Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera. He started working at Olivetti in 1949 and later became an Art Director at Ollivetti design and advertising studios. He also worked as an Art Director Weisscredit in Lugano, and Italconsult in Roma. His clients...
Thinking Wolfgang Weingart. 02 06 1941

Thinking Wolfgang Weingart. 02 06 1941

“The synthesis of my work was actually the story of my life in retrospect.”
Thinking Will Burtin. 01 17 1930

Thinking Will Burtin. 01 17 1930

“The creative person who can find himself or herself in this expanding universe is not only fortunate but indispensible.”
Thinking Massimo Vignelli. 01 10 1931

Thinking Massimo Vignelli. 01 10 1931

“We like design to be visually powerful, intellectually elegant, and above all timeless.” Massimo Vignelli was born in Milano, Italy on January 10, 1931. He studied at Accademia di belle arti, In Milan and later at the School of the University of Venice. In 1957, he came to New york and taught at the Institute...
Thinking Max Bill. 12 22 1908

Thinking Max Bill. 12 22 1908

“Even in modern art, artists have used methods based on calculation, inasmuch as these elements, alongside those of a more personal and emotional nature, give balance and harmony to any work of art.”