Description: ESPOSIZIONI E MOSTRE by Erberto Carboni 1957 Modern Italian Design First Edition in Dust Jacket Text in English, French, German and Italian! 248 pages and 624 illustrations, including 8 color plates Erberto Carboni, Herbert Bayer [preface]: ESPOSIZIONI E MOSTRE [ ausstellungen und vorführungen / expositions et présentations / expositions and displays]. Milan: Silvana, Editoriale d'Arte, 1957. First edition. Text in English, French, German and Italian. Quarto. Black cloth stamped in red and white. Printed dust jacket. Decorated endpapers. 248 pp. 624 black and white photographs and diagrams. 8 color plates. Cloth with chipped red inch to cover decoration. Dust jacket spine sunned with vintage tape repaired tears to front panel. The first—and scarcest—of the three Carboni collections published between 1957 to 1961. Overall a very good copy in a fair dust jacket. 9 x 11.5 hardcover book with 248 pages and 624 illustrations (including 8 color plates) of Erberto Carboni's trendsetting work exhibition design for Italian industries. This book features gravure printing and the highest reproduction qualities and was printed in Milan under Carboni's supervision. Illustrated preface by Herbert Bayer. A visually stunning book that spotlights the relatively unknown Carboni's work in from the early 1930s through the late 1950s. This book is a valuable resource because it traces the development of one of Italy's finest modernists through tightly focused case studies of his exhibition work for the recovering Italian economy and culture. My highest recommendation. This book includes illustrations of exhibitions and displays of following industries: advertising, agriculture, aluminum, apparel, aviation, building, candies, chemicals, crude oil, decorative arts, department stores, distilleries, dyes, explosives, exports, fashion, fuels, furs, graphic arts, hydrogenation, interior decorations, macaroni, mining, natural gas (methane), paints, perfume, pharmaceutical,plastics, preserves, press, publishing, radio (broadcasting), rubber, steamships, sugar, television, textiles, thermal, tires and wood. The Italian designer Erberto Carboni [1899 - 1984] was a recognized master in the field of publicity through the graphic arts. This book is a collection of his individual poster and advertising work since 1934, on such varied subjects as oil, wine, textiles, machinery, appliances, toothpaste and chemical products. Carboni started his studies in architecture in 1921, but became also interested in graphic and industrial design. His career began at the famous Studio Boggeri, but later he worked on his own. He specialized in exhibitions for trade fairs (Olivetti), interior design and graphics. For many years, Carboni worked for RAI (the Italian radio and TV company), but also for clients who mainly manufactured basic consumer products like Motta (ice cream), Pavesi (bread), Barilla (pasta) and Shell Oil. He presented those clients with a complete graphic line, ranging from packaging to posters. From 1953 to 1960 he worked for Bertolli, for whom he designed a whole series of magazine ads and posters. He mixed photography, graphics and inventive typography and brought a rigorous modernism into his work. In 1954 he designed the ‘Delfino’ (dolphin) chair for Arflex. Please visit my Ebay store for an excellent and ever-changing selection of rare and out-of-print design books and periodicals covering all aspects of 20th-century visual culture. I offer shipping discounts for multiple purchases. Please contact me for details. Payment due within 3 days of purchase.
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