Publisher's Synopsis
"The history of graphic design of the 20s and 30s—especially the German contribution—is an indispensable part of any designer’s education. Virginia Smith’s The Funny Little Man provides a good start." —Paul Rand "… a wonderfully quirky history of a significant period and practice of graphic design history … a delightful means of accessing not only this period, but the idea of abstraction and symbology in graphic design." —Steve Heller
