Jasia Reichardt, The Computer in Art, Studio Vista, London, 1971 [baseline_]
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Jasia Reichardt, The Computer in Art, Studio Vista, London, 1971 [baseline_]
The Films of Jean-Luc Godard (1967)
Germany, 2014 // designer: Jens Muller (Studio Vista).
John Milner - Symbolists and Decadents - Studio Vista I Dutton - designed by Gillian Greenwood - 1971 (frontispiece Jan Toorop - The Three Brides 1893 detail)
The Graphic Art of Edvard Munch by Werner Timm
“Copyright English translation Studio Vista 1969″
“Original edition: Edvard Munch Graphik Copyright by Henschelverlag Berlin 1969″
SBN 8212-0333-9
Poiret
Palmer White
Studio Vista , London 1973 ,192 pages , 20 full color illustrations and 130 black and white halftones
60,00*n/a
Fascinating Biography of Paul Poiret, Couturier & Innovator. Many fine illustrations in Monochrome & Colour, the majority from the Poiret Family Collection, superbly illustrate his work and the artists who were his collaborators.
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Michael Webb - Suitaloon: Clothing for living in, or if it weren’t for my Suitaloon I would have to buy a house.
From Archigram, edited by Peter Cook, supported by Warren Chalk, Dennis crompton, David Greene, Rob Herron and Michael Webb
Studio Vista, London, 1972
Architecture: City Sense. Designer: uncredited. (Theo Crosby; London: Studio Vista Ltd, London. New York: Reinhold Publishing. 1967.)