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Design E-books and Daley Library print books
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Meggs' History of Graphic Design, Fifth Edition
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Publication Date: 2011Innovators and technologies that redefined graphic design, spanning the invention of writing, the origins of printing, to web, multimedia and interactive design. Over 1,400 high-quality images.
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The designer: half a century of change in image, training, and techniques
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Publication Date: 2008e-book
(Also a print copy in Daley Library book stacks, 4th floor South. Call number NC590 .S27 2008) -
Birth of the cool: California art, design, and culture at midcentury
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Call Number: N6530.C2 A72 2007ISBN: 3791338781Daley Library Book Stacks, 4th floor South -
The Culture of Design, 3rd edition
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Call Number: NK1510 .J855 2014Daley Library Book Stacks, 4th floor South
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Books with two asterisks in front of the call number ( ** ) are double-oversized books. They are located on low shelves along the west wall on the fourth floor of Daley Library.