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Graphic design

mid-twentieth-century Swiss approach to graphic design built on grids, sans-serif type, asymmetric layout and objective photography in place of illustration.

In graphic design, International Typographic Style refers to mid-twentieth-century Swiss approach to graphic design built on grids, sans-serif type, asymmetric layout and objective photography in place of illustration. This meaning comes from Hollis (2006) in Swiss graphic design.[1]

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  1. Hollis, R. (2006). Swiss graphic design. Laurence King. ISBN 9781856694872

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