Publisher/Universe Books

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"New York" is a collection of works by graphic designer Juan Fresan from Patagonia, South America. Born in 1937, "Occupation: nomad" in the colophon biography. It seems that the occupation is changing depending on the land where you live, and there is a description that you do not know whether it is a sailor, a shipwreck survivor, a beggar, a newspaper delivery person, a journalist, a fraudster, a sacristy .. At the time of publication of this book, it is stated that he was based in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, and got a job as a graphic designer and creative director. And at the latest Biennale, there is also a statement that he got Kaoru from the master Milton Glaser. Is this book such a terrible thing? This book is based on the motif of "New York" published in the early 1980s by Fresan, who has lived a wonderful life. It is a beautiful collection of works that skillfully uses graphics, drawings, collages, and illustrations and photographs. An unknown masterpiece introduced in "New York in Photobooks" by Horacio Fernandez.