Can I Take Your Jacket?

Categories: Books, Typography
Written By: Jaap Proost

FROM time to time, it’s good to help your books out of their dust jackets. Just to see what’s underneath. Judging the books below, it’s worth giving dust a chance. Without ISBNs, blurbs, the name of the publisher and so on, these covers are linen deserts with typographic oases.

newyork

1 ………………………………

aia

2 ………………………………

wirth

3 ………………………………

boek3

4 ………………………………

paradise_lost2

5 ………………………………

alexkatz

6 ………………………………

brattinga

7 ………………………………

grosse2

8 ………………………………

grosse1

9 ………………………………

boek7

10 ………………………………

boek6

11 ………………………………

grotebosatlas

12 ………………………………

greekbook

13 ………………………………

1 New York, Amphoto, 1970

2 AIA Guide to New York City, The Macmillan Company, 1967

3 Drawing When How, Arthur Niggli Ltd., 1965

4 Haïti, Focus Publishing, 1996

5 Paradise Lost, Phaidon, 2008

6 Alex Katz, Abrams, 1979

7 Planning For Industry, Art & Education, Bruna, 1970

8 Grosse Designers In Der Werbegrafik USA I, Schuler Verlagsgesellschaft, 1971

9 Grosse Designers In Der Werbegrafik USA II, Schuler Verlagsgesellschaft, 1971

10 Modern Publicity 37, Studio Vista, 1967

11 Modern Publicity  1973/74, Studio Vista, 1973

12 De Grote Bosatlas, Wolters-Noordhof, 1971

13 Something Greek…, 1969

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