Graphic Style From Victorian to Hipster

From critic and historian Steven Heller and award-winning illustrator Seymour Chwast, Graphic Style: From Victorian to Hipster is a visual survey of graphic design styles through the ages that is an essential resource for designers, art and design students, and art lovers and “should be on the shelf of every serious designer/illustrator” (Studio magazine).

With more than 700 illustrations, it is the only wide-ranging history of graphic design to be completely visual, and many readers treasure it for its amazing trove of images. This fourth edition has been brought up to date with a new section that encompasses trends from the last decade.

Steven Heller, America’s leading critic and historian of graphic design, is the author or editor of more than 170 books on design and popular culture, an influential design educator at the School of Visual Arts, and a recipient of the Smithsonian National Design Award.

Seymour Chwast is a cofounder and the director of the Pushpin Group, an internationally acclaimed design firm. His award-winning illustrations and designs have been used in advertising and posters as well as in 30 books for children. Both live in New York City.