Graphic Design History | Words & Images – John J Heartfield Collection
Graphic Design History
A Poem To His Son Tom, written by John Heartfield, is a declaration of the artist’s pacifist beliefs. Tom Heartfield fought as an American officer in the Allied Invasion of Europe.
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The curator is processing a great deal more material in the John J Heartfield Collection to share it with the exhibition’s growing audience. The collection consists of a never-before-published look into his grandfather’s private life. John Heartfield’s life and art legacy is an essential part of graphic design history. The Dada and political art genius was more than a groundbreaking artist in advertising history, graphic design history, multimedia art, political art, and modern culture. He was a loving family man and a great friend with a wonderful sense of humor.Join Our Mailing List for occasional updates. You’ll receive a 10 percent discount on your purchase in the Heartfield Exhibition Shop.The Heartfield Exhibition keeps your information private.
John J Heartfield Collection: Words & Images
Front and Back of 1939 Postcard from John Heartfield to his son, Tom. Jonny Heartfield’s sense of humor shines in the line: “The big and the little Jonny”
