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One of the most popular Danish artists and designers, Per Arnoldi, turns 79 today, May 25…
Arnoldi is known for his use of bright primary colors, and a simple formal language. This approach is suitable for posters and design patterns, and many of his best works fall within those areas.
Arnoldi has 18 works online in MoMA’s collection and is popular in Asia as well as all over the US and Europe. Here is his poster for the 1994 Montreux Jazz Festival.
Poster for jazz musician Oscar Peterson’s concert at the Jazzhus Montmartre, Copenhagen (1974). Design by Per Arnoldi.
One of the most popular Danish artists and designers, Per Arnoldi, turns 78 today, May 25...
Arnoldi is known for his use of bright primary colors, and a simple formal language. This approach is suitable for posters and design patterns, and many of his best works (for instance the Irma cookie tins) fall within those areas. Above are two of his 6 iconic posters for Danish Rail (DSB) from the mid-70s.
Arnoldi has 18 works online in MoMA’s collection and is popular in Asia as well as all over the US and Europe.
Poster ad for Kevi chair, Per Arnoldi, 1977
Serie of posters for DSB (Danske Statsbaner, Danish State Railways), Per Arnoldi, 1975