George Giusti's major achievement was the design of Magazine Covers.
See how he mixes a diagrammatic language of information graphics with an iconography of recognizable objects.
What do we get?
What do we get?
Giusti works almost exclusively in tempera. Then comes the airbrush, but
with considerable reserve.
He's careful not to lose the distinction of
his own incisive brush-line.
The design is carried as far as
possible with the sable brush, then applies the airbrush where needed
for soft gradations and very smooth tones.
Technology is in the air, weightless.
Technology is the expression of scientific endeavor!



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