Design: A Crash Course - Rilegato

Clark, Paul; Freeman, Julian

 
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Sinossi

Part of the "Crash Course" series, which assumes no previous knowledge of the subject of design. This is an introduction to the work of designers, and what distinguishes them from artists or inventors. It aims to provide an appreciation of the design revolution and the people with the ideas.

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L'autore

Julian Freeman is the Co-ordinator for Historical and Contextual Studies at Eastbourne College of Arts and Technology. He is the author of many monographs and catalogues and a regular reviewer and contributor to periodicals such as APOLLO magazine and THE BURLINGTON MAGAZINE.
Paul Clark teaches at the School of Historical and Critical Studies, University of Brighton. He has a long-standing interest in the history of technology and product design, having originally embarked on training as an industrial designer, before getting sidetracked into graphic design and, more recently, academia.

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