Die Galerie Im Setzkasten. Der Sammler Arno Stolz
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- Nombre de pages295
- PrésentationBroché
- FormatGrand Format
- Poids1.225 kg
- Dimensions19,2 cm × 33,0 cm × 2,6 cm
- ISBN978-3-7212-0986-0
- EAN9783721209860
- Date de parution15/11/2018
- ÉditeurNiggli
- PréfacierErik Spiekermann
Résumé
"Arno's simple idea was a stroke of genius. The reduction to this small container has inspired us all." Erik Spiekermann Arno Stolz, a professional typesetter, has a unique private collection of graphic arts and typographic treasures at his home. In 1980 he began writing letters to prominent designers from around the world, asking for creative contributions to fill the compartments of several typesetting boxes.
The result is a miniature gallery of almost 300 unique pieces carried out in these relics from the old days of printing. The collection is enhanced and supplemented by the extensive correspondence with the designers for almost three decades, which is in itself very valuable. Both the artworks and the remarkable collection of letters and New Year's cards are presented for the first time in this publication.
Collection of typographic works in type cases Pieces for the special format requested from artists and designers Extensive correspondance of Arno Stolz with the donors With articles from contemporary art magazines on selected artists
The result is a miniature gallery of almost 300 unique pieces carried out in these relics from the old days of printing. The collection is enhanced and supplemented by the extensive correspondence with the designers for almost three decades, which is in itself very valuable. Both the artworks and the remarkable collection of letters and New Year's cards are presented for the first time in this publication.
Collection of typographic works in type cases Pieces for the special format requested from artists and designers Extensive correspondance of Arno Stolz with the donors With articles from contemporary art magazines on selected artists
"Arno's simple idea was a stroke of genius. The reduction to this small container has inspired us all." Erik Spiekermann Arno Stolz, a professional typesetter, has a unique private collection of graphic arts and typographic treasures at his home. In 1980 he began writing letters to prominent designers from around the world, asking for creative contributions to fill the compartments of several typesetting boxes.
The result is a miniature gallery of almost 300 unique pieces carried out in these relics from the old days of printing. The collection is enhanced and supplemented by the extensive correspondence with the designers for almost three decades, which is in itself very valuable. Both the artworks and the remarkable collection of letters and New Year's cards are presented for the first time in this publication.
Collection of typographic works in type cases Pieces for the special format requested from artists and designers Extensive correspondance of Arno Stolz with the donors With articles from contemporary art magazines on selected artists
The result is a miniature gallery of almost 300 unique pieces carried out in these relics from the old days of printing. The collection is enhanced and supplemented by the extensive correspondence with the designers for almost three decades, which is in itself very valuable. Both the artworks and the remarkable collection of letters and New Year's cards are presented for the first time in this publication.
Collection of typographic works in type cases Pieces for the special format requested from artists and designers Extensive correspondance of Arno Stolz with the donors With articles from contemporary art magazines on selected artists