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  • Twyman, M.

    Editore: British Library, London, 1998 reprint (with minor changes) of 1970 first edition, 1998

    ISBN 10: 0712345965ISBN 13: 9780712345965

    Da: Wykeham Books, LONDON, Regno Unito

    Membro dell'associazione: ABA ILAB PBFA

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    Cloth, folio, viii, 285 pp, 880 black-and-white and 42 colour ills. From the blurb: "The rapid growth and development of printing from the end of the eighteenth century resulted from the same factors that caused changes in British society at large - expansion of trade, improved communications, and pressure for the propagation of ideas. Both from the design and technical standpoints, however, the changes are reflected most in periodical and jobbing work and in ephemeral printing generally; and it is these areas, rather than traditional book production, that Michael Twyman discusses and illustrates as he traces the development of printing in England over the last two hundred years. What emerges especially from his study is the change in approach to design, for example in advertising and display, that led ultimately to the new profession of graphic design in the present century. It follows therefore that this book will be of special value to students of graphic design and typography; at the same time, because Michael Twyman writes with an easy fluency and seeks to avoid technical terms, it will be of considerable appeal to everyone interested in printing and social history. In the first, narrative section, he covers the printing of both words and pictures, gives a brief background of the industry, and describes the growth of the many techniques used and of technology and design. Then, in the illustration section, he concentrates on five themes -Ceremony, Rural life, Transport, Wars, Exhibitions - in order to convey the variety of printing produced in the last two hundred years and provide also a vivid record of aspects of the history of the period. Michael Twyman's book, through its concise, knowledgeable text and its wealth of illustration, is, like the John Johnson Collection which has contributed so importantly to the illustrations, a mine of information, much of it not hitherto available, on the history of printing and on the social and economic history of the last two hundred years." Name on front free endpaper, otherwise Near Fine in a Very Good dustwrapper with minor creasing at the top edge.