29.0 x 21.5cms 144pp b/w & colour illusts. Chapters: 1. An Introduction to Pictorial Symbols 2. Time Pieces 3. American Renewal: Story of a Print Campaign 4. Sports Symbols: The Radio Times 5. A Gallery of Symbols.

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Titolo: Designing Pictorial Symbols
Editore: Watson-Guptill Publications, New York
Data di pubblicazione: 1985
Lingua: Inglese
ISBN 10: 0823013278
ISBN 13: 9780823013272
Rilegatura: Rilegato
Condizione: Very Good
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Looks at the origins and history of pictorial symbols, describes how fifty-four news-related symbols were created for Time magazine, and discusses design considerations

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DESIGNING PICTORIAL SYMBOLS de HOLMES, Nigel 1985 Watson-Guptill Publications

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