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Language: English
Published by THAMES HUDSON, 2023
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- Title
- Ed Fella: A Life In Images
- Author
- Cabianca, David
- Publisher
- THAMES HUDSON
- Publication year
- 2023
- Condition
- As New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1916457371
- ISBN 13
- 9781916457379
Ed Fella: A Life in Images includes a wide selection from his 60 years of work across, effectively, his two careers.
A 316pp visual essay forms the centrepiece of the book. Designed by Fella in his own inimitable style, this is a visual history of a remarkable life in images, as told by the man himself.
This section contains a wide range of Fella’s artworks, sketchbook pages and collages; examples from various illustration and print ad commissions; Polaroids and photographs; alongside many of his instantly-recognisable type-based flyers.
The book also features an introduction by Katherine McCoy; essays by Lorraine Wild, Rick Poynor and David Cabianca ― focusing on Fella’s long career, his extensive sketchbook work and his flyers, respectively ― and an Afterword by his daughter, Andrea Fella.
A 316pp visual essay forms the centrepiece of the book. Designed by Fella in his own inimitable style, this is a visual history of a remarkable life in images, as told by the man himself.
This section contains a wide range of Fella’s artworks, sketchbook pages and collages; examples from various illustration and print ad commissions; Polaroids and photographs; alongside many of his instantly-recognisable type-based flyers.
The book also features an introduction by Katherine McCoy; essays by Lorraine Wild, Rick Poynor and David Cabianca ― focusing on Fella’s long career, his extensive sketchbook work and his flyers, respectively ― and an Afterword by his daughter, Andrea Fella.
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