World In Prints
This oversize book contains some of the most beautiful and iconic posters from La Belle Epoque, to the golden age of the 1920s, through to the Cubist and Expressionist-infused 1930s and ‘40s.
Thanks to the invention of lithography, from 1880 on, the poster became a dominant form of advertising in Europe, Great Britain, and the United States. Although originally meant to be ephemeral, because of their timeless beauty, these works have now become iconic. Here are the most beautiful and eye-catching of those vintage posters, including Toulouse-Lautrec’s and Alphonse Mucha’s exquisitely embellished paintings of pretty girls; daring and elaborate images with commercial and promotional messaging that arose at the start of the twentieth century; early avant-garde designs that reflected an unsettled world in the 1920s and ‘30s — including ads for cinemas and sporting events; the streamlined, more graphic designs that emerged after WWI; and the phenomenally creative surrealist, airbrushed, and Swiss images created during a period of social upheaval and geared to a more sophisticated public.
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Издательство:
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White Star Publishers
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Год издания:
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2019
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Язык текста:
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английский
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Редактор/составитель:
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Rymer D.
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Тип обложки:
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Твердый переплет+суперобложка
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Размеры в мм (ДхШхВ):
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335x260x26
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Вес:
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1960 гр.
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Страниц:
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240
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Код товара:
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50084556
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Артикул:
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14661467
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ISBN:
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9788854415355
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В продаже с:
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12.01.2024
Аннотация к книге "World In Prints":This oversize book contains some of the most beautiful and iconic posters from La Belle Epoque, to the golden age of the 1920s, through to the Cubist and Expressionist-infused 1930s and ‘40s.
Thanks to the invention of lithography, from 1880 on, the poster became a dominant form of advertising in Europe, Great Britain, and the United States. Although originally meant to be ephemeral, because of their timeless beauty, these works have now become iconic. Here are the most beautiful and eye-catching of those vintage posters, including Toulouse-Lautrec’s and Alphonse Mucha’s exquisitely embellished paintings of pretty girls; daring and elaborate images with commercial and promotional messaging that arose at the start of the twentieth century; early avant-garde designs that reflected an unsettled world in the 1920s and ‘30s — including ads for cinemas and sporting events; the streamlined, more graphic designs that emerged after WWI; and the phenomenally creative surrealist, airbrushed, and Swiss images created during a period of social upheaval and geared to a more sophisticated public.
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