Berlin, January 1929, 300 x 210 mm. Magazine about townplanning in Berlin. ‘Bauhaus’ typography. Articles and photographs and themes include Moholy Nagy, Lucia Moholy, Walter Gropius, Hans Poelzig. 2 colour pages with sketches of New Berlin architecture. Inlcuding one steel dome structure which looks similar to the Reichstags dome by Foster. Part of one photo page is missing. Otherwise good condition. Reprint was published in 1988 by Birkhäuser.

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Berlin, February 1929, 300 x 210 mm. Magazine about townplanning in Berlin. ‘Bauhaus’ typography. Articles and photographs and themes include Moholy Nagy, Lucia Moholy, Mies van der Rohe, Peter Behrens, Walter Gropius, Bruno Taut. Good condition. Reprint was published in 1988 by Birkhäuser.

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Berlin, Klinkhardt & Bierman, 1930. 250 x 170 mm. Fototek 1. 11 text pages and 60 photographs. First issue of photography journal in the Bauhaus school (only 2 were published). Striking cover design by Tschichold. The typography/title forms a composition with Laszlo Moholy-Nagy's photogram. Good condition.

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Our bound publication contains 10 issues. No 1/1927, No 2/1927, No 3/1927, No 4/1928, No 5/1928,
No 6/1928, No 7/1928, No 8/1928, No 9/1928, No 10/1928
Some additional, special single sheets/cards are bound in as well:
• 7 Advertisements about Odeon (ie info about Bauhaus Dessau, Marcel Proust, Pariz).
• Advertisement about Konstantin Biebl (Java) with a whole page Teige Typographische Komposition.
• Odeon advert with another whole page Typographische Komposition by Teige.

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Stuttgart, Akademischer Verlag Fritz Wedekind 1929, 300 x 210 mm. 18 pp text and 76 photographic plates. The cover shows El Lissitzky's famous self-portrait. Tschichold used the asymmetric layout for this magazine and frenchfold textpages are used. Includes images by Piet Zwart, John Heartfield, Moholy-Nagy, El Lissitzky. Good condition overall. One tear on lower front cover. Inside pages are very clean.

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1932, 190 x 104 mm. 164 pp. Cover design and typography by Ladislav Sutnar.

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Published by Virtue & Company, 4th edition, 1940s, 412 pp and illustrated throughout, 290 x 220 mm, hardcover with silver lettering, Foreword by Beatrice Warde. The printers bible before computers. Includes specimens of over 500 typefaces and a series of 48 type calculation charts. very good condition. Some foxing, 3 library stamps.

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Published and edited by Lars Müller, 1995, Foreword by Paul Rand. This book traces the history of Swiss Graphic Design from the 30s to the 60s. Müller-Brockmann’s posters have become world famous for their ability to convey information with great visual tension. First edition hard-cover, 264 pp, colour illustrations throughout, very good copy, edges of dust wrapper slightly worn.

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London, The first Edition Club 1930, 232 x 170 mm, Limited edition of 500 copies only, 493 symbols drawn by Koch. Blue cloth. Woodcuts by Fritz Kredel. Book contains all manner of symbols from the earliest times to the middle ages by primitive peoples and early christians. The book was set in Koch's magere deutsche type. The letter ‘k’ used was especially cut for this edition. Very good condition.

Stuttgart 1928, 300 x 215 mm, 48 pp plus 2 folding plans of the houses which were built. This edition has the scarce misspelling of Jeanneret's name on the cover. An account of the houses which Le Corbusier and Jeannneret built at the ground breaking modernist Weissenhof Exhibition in Stuttgart. Good condition.

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Famous designers illustrate and talk about their favourite food. 100pp, approx. 100 images, ringbound for easy use in the kitchen.



We asked famous designers from the creative design industry about their likes or dislikes regarding food. This collection of stories, instructions, memories and scrumptious ‘must try’ recipes makes a fascinating, entertaining, and revealing read. To make this book even more unique and desirable are the one-off illustrations, designs and photographs, our elite designers prepared.

All these ingredients make this publication a ‘must have’ and an absolute feast for everyone to read and enjoy.

Featuring: 
Wim Crouwel Hon RDI, AGI
; Zandra Rhodes CBE, RDI; 
Alan Kitching RDI, Hon FRCA, AGI
; Paula Scher AGI
; Arnold Schwartzman OBE, RDI, AGI
; Margaret Calvert RDI, AGI; 
Alan Fletcher RDI, AGI
; Marion Deuchars AGI
 and many more...

Ken Garland
Metaphors: a portfolio of text and image

Metaphors is text and images by Ken Garland. Ken, now in his 80s is one of UK’s internationally respected graphic designers with a strong followship of contemporary practitioners and academics. Metaphors features his photographs with accompanying text. The fusion of both text and image creates the ‘metaphor’.

Ken’s work and life spans from professional graphic design, photography, design education, political involvement to writing and more recently, publishing. His initiation of the internationally known design manifesto in 1964, First things First, underlines Ken’s social conscience throughout his life. Ken is an editorial adviser to Baseline magazine since 2006.

Published by Esselte Letraset in 1988, editors Bob Campbell and Chris Gray, 270 x 360 mm, 52 pp, printed in full colour throughout. This issue was the first large format, full colour issue of Baseline. It was designed by Newell and Sorrell. Authors include Jeremy Lesley, Linda Reynolds and articles are about A M Cassandre, Interview with Neville Brody and the Desert Island Type section with Sir Paul Smith.

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Published by Artists Bookworks, 1990. The essay by Railing brings much more insight and scholarship to Lissitzky’s work in the 1920s. About 2 - facsimile, 22 pp, 223 x 280 mm, illustrations in black/red, transparency overlay pages to give the english translation to Lissitzky’s russian text. More about 2 by Railing, 56 pages, 107 illustrations in black. Both publications are kept in board slipcase. All in very good condition. Colours of the title on slipcase are faded.

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Published in 1993 by Angelika Petruschat, Berlin, designed by Cyan, a design studio established in Berlin in 1992 by Daniela Haufe and Detlef Fiedler. Form Zweck used to be the design magazine of the German Democratic Republic (GDR). When the GDR was re-united with West Germany the magazine continued to be published with care and enthusiasm by its former editors. This issue was designed by Cyan other issues by Grappa. First the magazine took up the tradition of the Werkbund and the modern movements/ideas of design and translated them into real socialist context.

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