Graphic Design: A New History
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Graphic Design: A New History

by Stephen J. Eskilson

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Stephen J. Eskilson’s Graphic Design: A New History introduces readers to the development of graphic design through a historical perspective. Accessible and informative, it provides useful context for understanding design’s role in visual communication, making it a suitable choice for students, practitioners, and general readers.

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Graphic Design: A New History examines graphic design as a subject of historical study.

Stephen J. Eskilson presents the field through the broad perspective suggested by the title, connecting design with changing forms of visual communication.

This book is suited to readers seeking an introduction to the history of graphic design and its place within art and culture.

It can serve as a reference for students, design readers, and anyone interested in how graphic design has developed over time.

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