![]() Heller and Chwast's rich chronicle of well over a century of illustration covers the so-called Golden Age to the current Bronze Age and celebrates illustration - long deemed a second cousin to fine art-as a significant popular art that is often more visible, recognizable, and memorable than "higher arts." Covering illustration from the Industrial Revolution, when printing was made possible for mass consumption, to the digital age, which has transformed publishing into a desktop affair, Heller and Chwast's approach uses two complementary ways of presenting the story of the field: style and form. Illustration: A Visual History, a lively and innovative survey of the art form by the foremost historian of graphic design and a celebrated designer/illustrator, joins the authors' companion volume Graphic Style as an indispensable resource for anyone interested in art, design, and popular culture. Home > Resources > "Illustration: A Visual History," by Steven Heller and Seymour Chwast “Illustration: A Visual History,” by Steven Heller and Seymour Chwast ![]()
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