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The image is an advertisement for Sunlight Soap and the original was a piece that was exhibited in the Royal Academy London created by G.D Leslie. The original was not an advertisement for Sunlight Soap like the one in the image is, as the rights for it was later acquired by William Lever to adapt it as an advertisement. It shows an old fashioned mindset of how women were exp...


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“Uma Aventura" é uma coleção de livros de literatura infantojuvenil portuguesa, tendo sido iniciada em 1982 pelas autoras Ana Maria Magalhães e Isabel Alçada e ilustrada por Arlindo Fagundes e Cátia Mariline. A coleção da editora Caminho é constituída por 69 volumes, 67 deles ilustrados por Arlindo Fagundes, antes da sua morte a 9 de janeiro de 2025, passando Cátia Mariline a...


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Althea McNish (1924 – 2020) was a Trinidad-born textile designer known for her work with Liberty, Heal's, and other firms in England and Europe. She is considered to be among the first designers of Afro-Caribbean descent to gain international recognition.

‘Marina’ printed cotton, designed by Althea McNish for Liberty, 1957. Credit: William Morris Gallery © The McNish T...


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21-year old Maya Lin won a competition for a (then new) memorial on the national mall to commemorate the Vietnam War. The solution stands out for not including figurative sculpture, like other memorials in Washington DC and for instead using typography. Here, thousands of names set in all capital Optima (Hermann Zapf), establishes a kind of infographic and honor to the...


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Paul Rand was an American graphic designer known for his modern, playful, and timeless approach to design. He created iconic logos and identities for companies such as IBM, UPS, and NeXT, and helped shape graphic design into a respected artistic and professional discipline through his clear and simple visual style.


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