Publisher: Yassavoli Publications
Publication: 2004, First Edition
Binding: Softcover, perfect-bound
Pages: 68
Size: 165 x 225
Text: English, Iranian
(Introduction/Translation) 'During recent decades, today’s world graphic design, entering new visual spaces, has started a movement a prominent example of which is typography. Undoubtedly, the most obvious definition of typography is its use of the letters as the main element to create graphic works. In western graphic design, the arrangement and application of Latin letters manifest the specific features of western aesthetics, philosophy, and visual infrastructures. Latin letters, due to their own structure and arrangement, provide abundant possibilities for designers to create new forms. On the other hand, the variety and systematic geometrical structure of Latin letters yield a wide field to make some changes in the letters or mix them in order to reach novel samples. They also furnish plenty of chances for personal experiences.
In Iran, although Persian letters are similar to Arabic letters, their evolution inside the Iranian culture, like other kinds of arts in this country, is quite distinguished among the other comparable cultures. The position of the letters, method of writing, and calligraphy in Iranian visual arts dates back to a far point in history…'
Condition: Good. All titles are used and show shelf ware consistent with age. Light rubbing, marking to cover/edges.
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