Helmut Schmid Typography

Helmut Schmid Typography
Format
Hardback
Publisher
Lars Muller Publishers
Country
CH
Published
5 December 2023
Pages
240
ISBN
9783037787397

Helmut Schmid Typography

"Helmut Schmid is one of the finest typographers worldwide." ? Designculture The Austrian typographer and graphic designer Helmut Schmid (1942?2018) was acknowledged globally as a master of his craft. Schmid put his own spin on Emil Ruder's teachings while remaining faithful to his principles of clarity, simplicity and elegance. Living in Osaka, Vancouver and Germany (where he worked for the German Social Democratic Party and the German chancellors Willy Brandt and Helmut Schmidt), Schmid merged Eastern and Western influences in his editorial design, product packaging, political and corporate visual identity. This bilingual monograph explores the typographer's oeuvre in its entirety. The book's generous design allows each image to breathe; accompanying texts narrate Schmid's life and career in an informative but pleasant manner. Complementing the publications Weingart: Typography and Ruder Typography, Ruder Philosophy, Schmid Typography completes Lars Mueller Publishers' surveys of the Basel school of typographic thought. Schmid studied under Emil Ruder, Robert Buechler and Kurt Hauert at the AGS (Basel School of Design). He lived most of his life in Osaka, Japan, and is well known for his TWA logo, his own typeface (Katakana Eru) and packaging for Shiseido Cosmetics. SELLING POINTS: . Helmut Schmid was an Austrian graphic and type designer, author and teacher, and one of the most renowned typographers of the 20th century. . Lavishly illustrated bilingual monograph exploring his entire oeuvre. New Revised Edition. 483 illustrations

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