The Examined Life
''WHENEVER I teach on the history of graphic design, I show my students Grove Press books from the 1950s and '60s with covers by Roy Kuhlman, who's largely forgotten now," says Ned Drew, an associate professor of graphic design at Rutgers University. ''Kuhlman's covers are not only really effective at communicating the ideas of Grove authors like Samuel Beckett, they ... (Full article: 379 words)
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