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NOTE: This is The Grid. Like, THE GRID. THE grid. The only one, I can only assume. You don’t really need the information in this book, but it’s important that you have it as it’ll be the keystone of your fine collection of other “grid”-related graphic design titles. Like Signet Signal Symbol, this one crawled its way out of some highly unlikely library to be with YOU. I guarantee you I will beat the market price of any De Stijl print on the market whose aesthetic totality might be suggested by the cover.
According to Amazon, this book The primary text of The Grid: A Modular System for the Design and Production of Newspapers, Magazines, and Books is credited to Allen Hurlburt; Van Nostrand Reinhold Co put this particular 96-page hardcover edition out on Jan. 1, 1978, with Dewey Decimal number None. The ISBN is 0442235984.
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