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 Letraset Limited, London, 1985, 28 pp A4 format printed in 2 colours, Editor Geoffrey Lawrence, Articles on Corporate Identity, Post Punk Possibilities, Calligraphy, Friedrich Poppl, Tony Di Spigna, Freda Sack. Good condition.

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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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Ken Garland is one of the UK’s leading graphic exponents, a former editor of Design Magazine, with lectureships which have included the University of Reading, the Royal College of Art and the Central School of Art and Design.

Garland’s own publications include ‘First things first: a manifesto’ (1964), ‘Graphics, design and printing terms: an international dictionary’ (1989), ‘Mr Beck’s Underground map’ (1994) and ‘A word in your Eye’ (1996). Metaphors reflects both Garland’s photographic eye and baseline’s style and feel…

London Art Deco presents a stunning visual catalogue of the capital’s Art Deco legacy that was handed down to us from the florid 20s and the streamlined 30s. It features cinemas, theatres, hotels, department stores, Underground stations, factories, civic, corporate and residential buildings and shows the way in which the style influenced architects and designers working on every scale, fromentire buildings to the finest decorative detail.