A History of Graphic Design (Third Edition, 1998) Hardcover by Philip B. Meggs

A classic reference book widely regarded as one of the most influential histories of graphic design. This 510-page hardcover features approximately 1,200 illustrations covering the evolution of typography, printing, advertising, visual identity, Bauhaus, Swiss design, postmodernism, and early digital graphics. A staple in graphic design education and an excellent resource for designers, artists, students, and collectors.  Condition: Very good pre-owned condition. Dust jacket included. Binding is solid and pages are clean with light shelf wear consistent with age. Please see photos for details.  Contents: * the prologue to graphic design  * graphic renaissance  * Industrial Revolution  * modernist era (for the late 90s) * age of information (for the late 90s)  If you’re a graphic designer yourself, I think you’ll especially appreciate this book—it’s one of those references many designers keep on their shelves for years because it’s both visually inspiring and historically important.   Questions? Lmk!