Canadian Pacific: Creating a Brand, Building a Nation - Rilegato

Choko, Marc H.

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ISBN 10: 3981655044 ISBN 13: 9783981655049

Casa editrice: Callisto Pub Gmbh, 2016

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History, Design & Identity
of Canadian Pacific

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Recensione:

A book that shows how Canadian Pacific's artists developed a uniquely Canadian voice, and shaped perceptions of the nation. (CBC Arts)

A stunningly illustrated documentation, a breathtaking journey through time, recounting Canada's history of graphic design. (NOVUM World of Graphic Design)

A remarkable book ... a visual reminder of the days when Canada was a work of the imagination. Pierre Berton's two books on The National Dream ... described the building of the CPR railroad to the Pacific ... Choko's vast array of graphic advertising illustrates the next step, the unfolding of the dream. (National Post)

L'autore:

March H. Choko, author of Canadian Pacific: Creating a Brand, Building a Nationis professor emeritus at the School of Design of the Universite du Quebec a Montreal and former director of the university’s Design Center. He is also a former research director at the institute national de la recherch� scientifique Urbanisation, Culture et Societe. Choko earned a bachelor’s degree in architecture and a master’s degree in planning from the Universite de Montreal and a doctorate in urban planning from the Universite de Paris VIII. He is the author of numerous publications on graphic design, urban development and housing issues, and has curated many exhibitions that toured internationally. Choko is an Honorary member of the Societe des designers graphiques du Quebec

M. C. Huhne, author of Pan AM: History, Design & Identity andAirline Visual Identity 1945-1975 is an author and owner of Callisto Publishers, based in Berlin, Germany. A Harvard graduate, Huhne developed an appreciation for art while working as a developer of high quality commercial and residential real estate. After leaving his position as project manager with a U.S. real estate developer, Huhne went on to found his own award-wining development company in 1966. Huhne collects and supports modern art as well as North American native art, and takes a special interest in commercial design and the history of architecture.

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