Kunsthalle Basel Kunstkredit 76-77
Poster
1977 (designed and printed)
1977 (designed and printed)
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Wolfgang Weingart is a key figure in late 20th century graphic design. He is credited with being the father of the 'new wave' or 'swiss punk' which broke the mould of classical Swiss typography - the style that had come to dominate international graphic design in the 60s and 70s. The playfully liberated chaos of this poster design demonstrates Weingart's radical stylistic innovations.
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Title | Kunsthalle Basel Kunstkredit 76-77 (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | Lithograph |
Brief description | Exhibition poster by Wolfgang Weingart executed in the 'new wave' style of graphic design |
Physical description | Black and white exhibition poster. The design is composed of a collage effect of text, geometric forms and photographic images of architetcure and objects. |
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Summary | Wolfgang Weingart is a key figure in late 20th century graphic design. He is credited with being the father of the 'new wave' or 'swiss punk' which broke the mould of classical Swiss typography - the style that had come to dominate international graphic design in the 60s and 70s. The playfully liberated chaos of this poster design demonstrates Weingart's radical stylistic innovations. |
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Accession number | E.473-2009 |
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Record created | February 22, 2010 |
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