Another trashed book from the dollar box.
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Might be 1971. I like that it’s abstract, and colorful, like the others up here. But photographic.
Amazing illustration, by Jerome Snyder. The book also credits art director Edward A. Hamilton and designer Norma Levarie and even Stanley Morison for designing Times New Roman (used inside) in 1931!
I actually passed this by at first, thinking it was new. It looks so fresh and contemporary, it’s still hard to believe it was designed in 1966. By Robert P. Kentgen.
I’m gonna have to shoot the interior for Gridness at some point, too.
Bold cover choice for a “photographic†guide book.
And the end-pages are unexpected, too.
The interior design is excellent—really tight.
Yes! Another one from the series. Only two problems: 1. this one’s a paperback, and 2. it’s not mine. This is another “guest postâ€Â from my pal Sam Grawe from our day competing for Chicago’s worship-worthiest books.
Gotta love the continuing use of this basic motif. And the black and yellow. Cover designed by Toshihiro Katayama.
From guest contributor, Sam Grawe comes this rare gem put together by the Reynolds Company. Crazy slipcase and stamped cloth casewraps. So good.
According to the last page: “Design by the Styling and Design Department. Reynolds Metal Company.”
