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The 2nd volume in the series Graphic Design in the Netherlands edited by Kees Broos, Max Bruinsma, Simon den Hartog, Frank Tiesing and Jan van Toorn. Sandberg (1897-1984) was a highly individual graphic designer as well as director of the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, which after the Second World War he elevated to a leader among museums of modern art. This book gives a kaleidoscopic picture of Sandberg as the designer of almost all the Stedelijk’s posters, catalogues and other printed matter and also shows the decisive influence he had on the modernizing of the museum building. The atmosphere pervading Sandberg’s Stedelijk could be attributed to his zestful personality, his talents as a designer and his tireless efforts on behalf of artists and art, driven by a firm social commitment.

Sandberg, Willem --- Corporate image --- Graphic arts --- Entreprises --- Arts graphiques --- History --- Image --- Histoire --- Sandberg, Willem Jacob Henri Berend, --- Amsterdam (Netherlands). --- 655.262 SANDBERG, WILLEM --- 069 <492 AMSTERDAM> --- Boekdesign--SANDBERG, WILLEM --- Permanente tentoonstellingen. Musea--Nederland--AMSTERDAM --- 069 <492 AMSTERDAM> Permanente tentoonstellingen. Musea--Nederland--AMSTERDAM --- Couverture de livre --- Edition d'art