Wim Crouwel. Hiroshima poster 1957

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Wim Crouwel. Hiroshima poster 1957
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Reichert is a typographer, designer, author and printer combined in one person. Take a little bit of Werkman, put in a dash of Piet Zwart combine this with the authenticity of Reichert and you have some idea of the fantastic prints he makes. Study his prints and you see mouvement and a highly original approach to printing which makes them typical Josua Reichert prints.
One of the publications http://www.ftn-books.com has for sale is the excellent Wim Crouwel designed catalogue for the 1966 Stedelijk Museum exhibition on Josua Reichert and his prints.
It is only 4 pages , but the fairly standard design by Wim Crouwel in blue was altered and printed on by Reichert with 3 special prints for this occasion. This combination of Reichert prints with Crouwel typography/design makes this for me personally one of the most valued and appreciated publications by the Stedelijk Museum in the Sixties.
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Josua Reichert ( 1937 )… a printer Reichert is a typographer, designer, author and printer combined in one person. Take a little bit of Werkman, put in a dash of Piet Zwart combine this with the authenticity of Reichert and you have some idea of the fantastic prints he makes.
Crouwel and Mahler (continued)
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Vormen van de Kleur design By Wim Crouwel
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Harry van Kruiningen (1906-1996)
Harry van Kruiningen (1906-1996)
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Posters by Willem Sandberg and Wim Crouwel...part 8
Posters by Willem Sandberg and Wim Crouwel…part 8
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