Illustration in Japan 1946–95 notgoingtotypographics send it as text and

send it as text and we will set it for you in the most boring way we can

They sure look like the sort of crosses that one would see from the Offenbach Workshop

The couple took the decor and furnishings for this apartment—down to the bell plate—to all of their later apartments

While collage had long been part of his work as a designer

Roger Excoffon (1910–1983) was a major figure in French typography

Illustration in Japan 1946–95 notgoingtotypographics send it as text andIt can be said (and it is said in the intro to this book) that the concept of illustration began to be recognized in Japan during the last half of the 1950s. Ryuichi Yamashiro created a poster for Kunisada Chuji by using an enlargement of a womans face drawn by Kiyoshi Awazu which became a great sensation among young designers at that time. It was also around this time that a poster for Koshiji Fubukis recital was designed by Kohei Sugiura and Akira