B. Franklin: Celebrating 200 years of his Genius (Paul Rand) BIGFrantisekZelenka we might like to have

we might like to have this on our person—especially since our mum’s initials are RR

Andrea Burgay’s work brings new life to discarded books

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with any kind of implement: thus it covers both western and what we call ‘non-western’ writing

B. Franklin: Celebrating 200 years of his Genius (Paul Rand) BIGFrantisekZelenka we might like to haveCalling all Franklophiles. Its 1990 and time to celebrate 200 years of Benjamin Franklin and his genius. Heres what we think happened: Paul Rand designed a handsome poster in a few colorsbut it couldnt be decided which colors to use. So a scheme was figured out so that four posters each in two colors for a total of five colors (gray, black, brick red, brown, and blue) could all be printed on one press sheet. Or maybe he knew what he wanted and just