Jacket design by George Giusti. That was one selling point. The other was the fact that it apparently came from the library of one of my favorite Brutalists.
Cover design by our pal George Giusti.
He really made the most of two colors:
There are a lot of cool covers in this “Science Study Series†from Anchor Books.
Cover design by (the hardest-working designer in the 60s) George Giusti.
Cover design by George Giusti.
Thought I’d follow up the last post with another minimal typographic cover w/ condensed type. Cover by George Giusti. And interestingly, there’s another credit: “Typography by Edward Gorey“, which I assume is for the (fairly straightforward) interior layout.
Cover design by George Giusti.
Just finished reading this last night. Damn! Great characters, but bleak.
Cover illo by George Giusti. I think this edition is 1967, but the art could be as early as 1957.
Another abstract horse. This one by George Giusti.
Pink and red again! Or pink and orange? And more Univers, too.
I love the big block of text on the front. Can’t imagine getting away with that today. Or with how little is going on on the back!
Designed by George Giusti.
