HANDBOOK OF PICTORIAL SYMBOLS 3250 EXEMPLES FROM INTERNATIONAL SOURCES

RUDOLF MODLEY

ISBN 10: 048623357X / ISBN 13: 9780486233574

Published by DOVER, 2011

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Num Pagine 143.

Seller Inventory # 13646

Bibliographic Details

• Title: HANDBOOK OF PICTORIAL SYMBOLS 3250 EXEMPLES FROM INTERNATIONAL SOURCES
• Publisher: DOVER
• Publication Date: 2011
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 048623357X
• ISBN 13: 9780486233574
• Binding: brossura editoriale
• Condition: Nuovo

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Synopsis

Need to convey ideas without words? These 3,250 visual symbols by government agencies, giant corporations, and foremost designers graphically display modern messages for trains, autos, road rules, women, factories, Olympic Games, tourism, do it, don't do it, and much more. All royalty-free except about 250, which are clearly indicated.

From the Back Cover

Pictorial symbols furnish travelers and motorists with important information at airports and on highways and are frequently used on packages, clothing, and appliances from around the world. The international use of these symbols is steadily increasing, and this handbook brings together 3,250 examples from numerous sources.
Here are symbols that represent children and young adults, teachers, family groups, women, men, airplanes, cars and other vehicles, farmers, crime, money and finance, government and politics, clothing, machinery, entertainment, and many other symbolic categories. Then come two sections of public symbols for telephone, restroom, coffee shops, and 32 other basic facilities, arranged first by service or facility and then by system--Department of Transportation, Netherlands Railroad, Tokyo Olympic Games, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Montreal Expo, and 20 others. Also included are symbols from additional systems, such as European Road signs, U.S. Weather Bureau Cloud Code Charts, and the Netherlands Statistical Foundation Symbols by G. Arntz. A detailed table of contents and an index direct users to specific symbols.
Unequaled for its breadth and ease of use, this comprehensive sourcebook is a necessity for anyone working in the field of pictography. It is also a primary source for graphic artists who must convey information to an international audience. Anyone interested in the development of universal graphic symbols will find this book a treasury of essential material.
Dover (1976) original publication.