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Jean Widmer (1930-2014) was a Swiss graphic artist who made significant contributions to the field of graphic design. Associated with the influential Swiss design movement, he played a crucial role in shaping Swiss graphic design and typography. Widmer’s work included a wide range of projects such as book covers, posters, corporate identities, and signage systems. His designs were characterized by simplicity, precision, and clarity, reflecting the principles of the Swiss Style. Widmer’s compositions featured clean lines, sans-serif typography, and a sense of balance and order. He was known for his meticulous attention to detail and his ability to create visually harmonious and functional designs. 
Jean Widmer created a diverse and noteworthy body of work in the form of posters. His posters were highly regarded for their strong visual impact and effective communication. He also designed the very famous logo for the Center of Pompidou modern museum of art in Paris. Below are 3 of Letitia’s Morris Gallery most recent acquisition of Widmer’s original vintage posters.
Throughout his career, Widmer designed posters for various clients and events, including cultural institutions, exhibitions, and performances. His posters were characterized by their clarity, visual appeal, and effective communication of information. Widmer’s skillful use of design elements, such as color, typography, and composition, allowed his posters to stand out and make a lasting impression.
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