'Ecstacy' - Erte (Romain De Tirtoff) Art Deco female dancer sculpture ca.1930 by Ferdinand Preiss, Austria. Art Deco relief mural by Ronald Atkinson Lobby, (former) Daily Express Building, London The Art Deco movement was championed in 1925 as a mission to embrace modernism, decorativism and globalism into a collective creative force and harness the artistic talent that had converged on Paris after WW1. A comparable influential trajectory had occured in 1919 when Walter Gropius established the Bauhaus School with the bold objective of merging architecture, sculpture and painting into a single creative expression to
In 1929, his entry into graphic design was completed when he was hired as a designer and photographer for the legendary Deberny and Peignot concern
Poster for THE VISUAL LANGUAGE OF HERBERT MATTER, documentary film produced by piXiu Films and directed by Reto Caduff.
During World War II, Matter made striking posters for Container Corporation of America. In 1944, he became the design consultant at Knoll
1966 ad for the Pollock Executive Chair Advertisement 1961 1958 Knoll Ad, 1957 - by Herbert Matter
Photographer Herbert Matter (American/Swiss, 1907–1984) Photo Alex Matter Herbert Matter © Plasurephoto
« Herbert Matter est considéré dans les cercles de designers comme un artiste révolutionnaire, auquel on attribue l’utilisation de la photographie sous de nouvelles formes comme instrument de desig…
Letterology covers typography, hand lettering, books, ephemera and other topics related to design.
In 1929, his entry into graphic design was completed when he was hired as a designer and photographer for the legendary Deberny and Peignot concern
From innocent saddle shoes to solemn wartime fashion, a look at 1930s style through the covers of LIFE Magazine. October 18, 1937 cover of LIFE magazine. (Alfred Eisenstaedt—LIFE Magazine) June 7, 1937 cover of LIFE magazine. (Alfred Eisenstaedt—LIFE Magazine) June 28, 1937 cover of LIFE magazine. (Herbert Matter—LIFE Magazine) July 12, 1937 cover of LIFE magazine. (Alfred Eisenstaedt—LIFE Magazine) April 11, 1938 cover of LIFE magazine. (Alfred Eisenstaedt—LIFE Magazine) May 9, 1938 cover of LIFE magazine. (Alfred Eisenstaedt—LIFE Magazine) July 18, 1938 cover of LIFE magazine. (Dmitri Kessel—LIFE Magazine) September 5, 1938 cover of LIFE magazine. (Herbert Gehr—LIFE Magazine) January 2, 1939 cover of LIFE magazine. (Alfred Eisenstaedt—LIFE Magazine) January 16, 1939 cover of LIFE magazine. (Rex Hardy Jr.—LIFE Magazine) March 27, 1939 cover of LIFE magazine. (Alfred Eisenstaedt—LIFE Magazine) May 8, 1939 cover of LIFE magazine. (Alfred Eisenstaedt—LIFE Magazine) June 26, 1939 cover of LIFE magazine. (Walter Sanders—LIFE Magazine) July 3, 1939 cover of LIFE magazine. (George Strock—LIFE Magazine) October 23, 1939 cover of LIFE magazine. (Fritz Henle—LIFE Magazine)
As a photographer, Matter won acclaim for his purely visual approach. A master technician, he used every method available to achieve his vision
During World War II, Matter made striking posters for Container Corporation of America. In 1944, he became the design consultant at Knoll
In 1929, his entry into graphic design was completed when he was hired as a designer and photographer for the legendary Deberny and Peignot concern
During World War II, Matter made striking posters for Container Corporation of America. In 1944, he became the design consultant at Knoll
In 1929, his entry into graphic design was completed when he was hired as a designer and photographer for the legendary Deberny and Peignot concern
In 1929, his entry into graphic design was completed when he was hired as a designer and photographer for the legendary Deberny and Peignot concern
In 1929, his entry into graphic design was completed when he was hired as a designer and photographer for the legendary Deberny and Peignot concern
Let them know how special they are with a Names Stories® art print. There’s a world of meaning and inspiration hidden in our names and Name Stories® artwork is a gift of affirmation to those who matter most. A person's name can shape how they perceive themselves; names also contribute to the formation of a person's identity. Herbert’s narrative is a unique story full of hidden treasures that can instill a sense of pride in the past, belonging in the present, and purpose for the future. Names Stories® is not only a timeless keepsake of Herbert’s name, but a thoughtful reminder of who Herbert is: today, tomorrow, and always. Made-to-order in California, Florida and Oregon.
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Across Switzerland by Auto, 1939. Designed by Herbert Matter. Unframed Vintage Travel Poster Museum-quality posters made on thick and durable matte paper. Add a wonderful accent to your room and office with these posters that are sure to brighten any environment. • Paper thickness: 10.3 mil • Paper weight: 5.57 oz/y² (189 g/m²) • Giclée printing quality • Opacity: 94% • ISO brightness: 104%
In 1929, his entry into graphic design was completed when he was hired as a designer and photographer for the legendary Deberny and Peignot concern
Designing for clients such as the Museum of Modern Art, AIGA, Knoll International, The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Yale University Press. Exhibiting work at the Whitney, MoMA, the Smithsonian and the Walker Art Center. Teaching alongside Herbert Matter, Paul Rand, Armin Hofmann, Bradbury Thompson
