First published in 1991, The ABCs of the Bauhaus has become an inescapable reference and a true classic among designers .
The book tells us about the origins and flourishing of one of the most widely debated, dissected, imitated and disseminated phenomena of modern design , the Bauhaus, and the creative impact that its pedagogical experiment had on design, psychoanalysis, geometry, childhood education and popular culture.
While the texts, by various specialists, develop a provocative and theoretical exploration of the foundations of the famous school, the book itself —designed by Ellen Lupton and Abbott Miller— is a true visual manifesto of its ideals materialized through the typography and visual composition of the editors.
An extraordinary manual, in short, that will continue to be an inescapable source of inspiration among design professionals and a revelation for all those interested in 20th century culture .
Authors: Ellen Lupton and J. Abbott Miller
Format: 14 x 21.5 cm
Binding: Rustic
Pages: 72
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