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NUEVA VISION (Graphic Design for the Arts in Argentina 1940-1976) (Bilingual Edition)
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Product Details
Author:
Andrea Gergich, Jelle Jespers, Rubén Fontana
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
320
Publisher:
HOPPER&FUCHS (July 14, 2026)
Imprint:
HOPPER&FUCHS
Release Date:
July 14, 2026
Language:
English, Spanish
Audience:
General/trade
ISBN-13:
9789464002683
ISBN-10:
9464002689
Weight:
16.77oz
Dimensions:
7.677" x 11.024"
File:
Eloquence-SimonSchuster_04272026_P10007149_onix30-20260426.xml
Folder:
Eloquence
List Price:
$69.00
Pub Discount:
65
Case Pack:
1
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$53.13
Publisher Identifier:
P-SS
Discount Code:
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Overview
A definitive exploration of Argentina’s mid-century graphic design and its impact on the arts. Text in English and Spanish.
NUEVA VISION – Graphic Design for the Arts in Argentina 1940–1976 presents a comprehensive study of Argentina’s vibrant visual culture during a transformative period for the arts. Through meticulous documentation and high-quality reproductions, authors Jelle Jespers, Andrea Gergich, and Rubén Fontana explore how graphic design shaped cultural institutions, theatre productions, and visual arts communication. The book highlights the creativity and innovation of designers who merged European avant-garde influences with local artistic traditions, producing works that were visually striking, socially engaged, and culturally resonant. Featuring over 250 images, including posters, exhibition catalogues, and ephemeral graphics, this volume offers a nuanced understanding of the intersection between design, performance, and institutional identity. Essays by leading scholars contextualise the works within Argentina’s social, political, and artistic climate, providing critical insights into the country’s mid-20th-century design heritage. Nueva Vision is an essential resource for designers, art historians, academics and students, curators, and collectors interested in Latin American modernism and the global history of graphic arts.
Text in English and Spanish.
NUEVA VISION – Graphic Design for the Arts in Argentina 1940–1976 presents a comprehensive study of Argentina’s vibrant visual culture during a transformative period for the arts. Through meticulous documentation and high-quality reproductions, authors Jelle Jespers, Andrea Gergich, and Rubén Fontana explore how graphic design shaped cultural institutions, theatre productions, and visual arts communication. The book highlights the creativity and innovation of designers who merged European avant-garde influences with local artistic traditions, producing works that were visually striking, socially engaged, and culturally resonant. Featuring over 250 images, including posters, exhibition catalogues, and ephemeral graphics, this volume offers a nuanced understanding of the intersection between design, performance, and institutional identity. Essays by leading scholars contextualise the works within Argentina’s social, political, and artistic climate, providing critical insights into the country’s mid-20th-century design heritage. Nueva Vision is an essential resource for designers, art historians, academics and students, curators, and collectors interested in Latin American modernism and the global history of graphic arts.
Text in English and Spanish.
