Max huber

Max Huber poster from ‘100 Years of Swiss Graphic Design’ by Eye magazine, via Flickr

Max Huber, 1949

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Phaidon Press has followed its recent monograph on Swiss design legend Josef M

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Max Huber - a graphic designer|ginza graphic gallery (ggg)

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Giampiero Bosoni, curator of the exhibition being held in Lugano, looks at the work of Max Huber in light of his vibrant exchange between music and graphic design.

This is a biography poster on the Swiss designer Max Huber. The large red circle on the bottom half has a paragraph on the biography of Huber. The design inspiration is drawn from Max Huber himself.

Max Huber was one of the most iconic graphic designers of the 20th century, I've always been particularly fascinated with his automotive work.

Max Huber, General Motors Suisse, 1937.

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A visual catalogue of the Mid-Century Modern graphic aesthetic. Collated by Theo Inglis

A booklet in which 11 works of the swiss graphic designer Max Huber are turned in 3D anaglyphs

Max Huber. 7 CIAM, Congrès International d'Architecture Moderne, Bergamo. 1949. Offset lithograph. 18 5/8 x 26 1/8" (47.3 x 66.4 cm). S.E.S.A., Bergamo. Gift of the designer. 622.1981. Architecture & Design

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Around 1936, at the age of seventeen, Mr. Max Huber began attending Zurich’s Kunstgewerbeschule (School of Arts and Crafts) and studying under notable graphic designers such as Mr. Alfred Willimann, who simply suggested that Huber visit the school’s library to familiarize himself with the Bauhaus’s experiments and trea