Judging from the recent brouhaha over the NASA graphic standards manual, there’s no stemming the creative community’s lust for logos of yesteryear. Thanks to Taschen, we reckon that appetite will be satiated at least temporarily in the form of its blockbuster new book Logo Modernism. The hefty red and white tome bills itself as “an unprecedented catalogue of modern trademarks." And that it is, documenting at length modernist graphic design through a series of logo marks, word marks and graphic identity systems.
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