1982 Dutch Exhibition Poster - Willem Sandberg

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1982 Dutch Exhibition Poster - Willem Sandberg "Typographer as Museum Man"Date: 1982 Size: 13. 75 x 24. 75 inches Artist: Sandberg, Willem About the Artist: The legacy of Dutch modernist graphic designer, Willem Sandberg, is not well known, but his contributions to the museum world, modern design, and his countrymen during World War II are profound. Sandberg began designing publications for the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in the 1920s. He became a curator in 1938 and returned after the waron an unlikely path for a graphic

Artist: Dimson

which is now known as Texaco

We didn't know this before getting this poster in the gallery

see photos) and ready to frame

The poster is unlined and in B condition

Though the printer was apprehensive about submitting Mucha´s final design because of its new unconventional style

hen and rooster for a damask layout ( ideal for your dining table) and a lace pattern made of seahorse and seaweed

consisting of the main producer

The recipient of numerous design awards

Born in Vancouver in 1942

It was illustrated by JOB and the caption below details the origin and evolution of A bayonets (from French baïonnettes)

Date: 1940s (circa)