Künstler ziehen an: Avantgarde-Mode in Europa 1910–1939 (René Gauch) TeubelBookplate one needs a lot of

one needs a lot of examples around

Each one of these envelope-pushers is suitable for framing—and

He also designed this poster for an exhibition whose title translated to “Artists Dress Up: Avant-Garde Fashion in Europe 1910–1939

showcasing Dürer’s woodcuts that demonstrate how to draft each letter within a square using only a compass and a rule

Observed under a magnifying glass

Künstler ziehen an: Avantgarde-Mode in Europa 1910–1939 (René Gauch) TeubelBookplate one needs a lot ofRen Gauch was born in 1936 in Catania, Sicily, to Swiss parents. Apart from being a visual designer, he worked as a teacher, was head of the first vocational school of design in Switzerland and the first director of the technical college of color design, known today as Haus der Farbe (House of Color). He also designed this poster for an exhibition whose title translated to Artists Dress Up: Avant Garde Fashion in Europe 19101939. That explains the