No Style: Ernst Keller (1891-1968), Teacher And Pioneer Of The Swiss Style

By Peter Vetter, Katharina Leuenberger, and Meike Eckstein Graphic designer Ernst Keller taught at the School of Arts and Crafts in Zürich from 1918 to 1956. Frequently referred to as the “Father of Swiss Style” (later known as International Typographic Style), his many students established this particular current in graphic design and went on to make it world famous. His graduates also included protagonists of the New Graphic Design movement (Richard Paul Lohse, Jose Müller-Brockmann and Carlo Vivarelli). This book presents Keller’s biography and an extensive collection of work, including previously unknown projects. His fundamental contribution to the development of innovative, non-academic didactic principles in design education are also described. Keller’s teaching is considered one of the world’s first systematic programmes for graphic design. Designed by Coande (Peter Vetter and Katharine Leuenberger) Published by Triest Verlag Softcover with flaps, 254 pages, color and b&w, ISBN: 978-3-03863-023-4