This book showcases 1,000 iconic posters from the Stedelijk Museum's graphic design collection, offering a visual journey through mid-20th century design and cultural history. The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam is home to a vast and impressive collection of over 100,000 items, with 20,000 dedicated to graphic design. Inspired by the exhibition Everyday, Someday and Other Stories 1950?1980 in gallery 1.23, this book showcases a selection of posters from the museum's extensive graphic design collection. Beginning with 1,000 iconic posters, the publication offers an in-depth exploration of visual storytelling, design trends, and cultural history from the mid-20th century, providing a unique insight into the evolution of graphic design. AUTHOR: The book includes an introduction by Rein Wolfs, Director of the Stedelijk Museum, along with an insightful interview featuring Thomas Casto and the invited graphic designers. SELLING POINTS: . Extensive Collection: Features 1,000 iconic posters from the Stedelijk Museum's renowned graphic design collection, offering a rare look into its vast archive . Historical Insight: Captures design trends and cultural movements from 1950?1980, providing context to the evolution of graphic design during this pivotal period . Visual Appeal: Showcases striking, diverse poster designs, making it an essential visual resource for design enthusiasts, students, and professionals . Cultural Significance: Explores the role of posters as powerful storytelling tools, reflecting societal shifts, advertising, and visual communication in the mid-20th century . Museum Quality: Produced in collaboration with the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, known for its world-class exhibitions and dedication to contemporary art and design . Ideal for Collectors: A must-have for graphic design aficionados and collectors, offering rare glimpses into the rich history of 20th-century poster art
