Book Description
One of the world`s leading graphic designers here awakens readers to the lessons of the cave paintings of Lascaux-that
art is intuitive, autonomous, and timeless. Paul Rand shows how this is so in works of art regardless of era, place,
purpose, style, or genre. He presents a primer on aesthetics and illustrates his ideas with examples of his own
stunning graphic work as well as with an eclectic collection of masterpieces.
From Lascaux to Brooklyn,Paul Rand,Yale University Press,0300066767,Art,Art & Art Instruction,Commercial art,Criticism,Design,Graphic Design,History - General,Philosophy,Art / Criticism
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