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Brian Grimwood: The Man Who Changed The Look Of British Illustration
14 Sep-3 Nov 2012
Work Gallery
London WC1X 9NG
Overview
Brian Grimwood's free and fluid style first characterised the visual culture of the 1960s for magazines such as NOVA. His designs have since become synonymous with British and Western popular culture and advertising, as evinced by his covers and brand identities for high-profile companies including Faber & Faber, Radio Times, WH Smith and Johnny Walker. This comprehensive retrospective encompasses a diverse selection of drawings, cover artwork, illustrations and printed ephemera, alongside more recent work including digital prints.
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