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Drawings from Bruno Munari’s Design As Art (1966) Look Into My Eyes by Bruno Munari An exercise in seeing the world through the eyes of others. This artist’s book, first published in 1969 as …

Una parte importante nella pedagogia Montessoriana per il neonato è rivestita dalle giostrine, la prima attività sensoriale per il neonato.

Bruno Munari est né en 1907 et mort en 1988 à Milan. Il aura consacré sa vie artistique au design et à la création d’une œuvre protéiforme aussi bien qu’inclassable, évoluant entre dessin, peinture, sculpture et illustration. Ce qui fait le lien entre tous ces aspects, ce qui permet au spectateur de conserver un point…

5 Phrases Of Massimo Vignelli: 'Vignelli Forever' Set in Helvetica: Gorgeous set of posters, entitled: Vignelli Forever, by Anthony Neil Dart.

Featuring artifacts from the Massimo and Lella Vignelli papers as they are unpacked and processed at the Vignelli Center for Design Studies.

Massimo Vignelli Massimo was born in the country of Italy in 1931 , He has done work in a number of areas of design ranging from package and furniture design to public signage and also showroom design through Vignelli Associates a company co-founded with his wife Lella Vignelli in 1971. Massimo has won many internationally recognized awards for his works. Massimo said, "If you can design one thing, you can design everything," and this is reflected in his broad range of work. You can still…

The spirit of the late great designer Massimo Vignelli, who died last year at age 83, will perhaps always haunt the streets and underground tunnels of...

Heller Dinnerware Set, designed by Massimo Vignelli in 1964.

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BRUNO MUNARI - Milano 1907 - 1998 - Macchina Inutile n°2, 1984 - Filo di cotone, [...], Auction est la plateforme de vente aux enchères d'objets d'art de référence. | lot 130 | Auction.fr

The “Useless Machines” by Bruno Munari (1907-1998) were inspired by the Milanese artist’s childhood pastime of releasing pieces of paper in the air, as he explained in 1978 during an interview about these vaporous sculptures. Munari started assembling his “Useless Machines” in the early 1930s, using light cardboard, small pieces of down tree, silk thread, […]