Pentagram Papers 35: Tin Tabernacles and Other Buildings Illustration from the sixties boutiques of

from the sixties boutiques of Mary Quant and Ossie Clark through to the club cultures of Punk

and continues to influence anyone— design aficionado or amateur— interested in honing their own powers of observation

it chronicles the evolution of visual communication

It must be because more and more people seem to want a part of what we're doing

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Pentagram Papers 35: Tin Tabernacles and Other Buildings Illustration from the sixties boutiques ofPublisher: Pentagram Design Limited Publication: 2006, First Edition Binding: Softcover, saddle stitch Pages: 32 Size: 148 x 210 Text: English Design: Pentagram Design Pentagram Papers have been produced exclusively for clients and colleagues since 1975, and were published to provide "examples of curious, entertaining, stimulating, provocative, and occasionally controversial points of view that have come to the attention of, or in some cases, are