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Author: Marc H. Choko ,
M. C. Huhne
Publisher: Callisto Publishers GmbH
Imprint: Callisto Publishers GmbH
Edition: Premium ed.
Dimensions:
Width: 31.00cm
, Height: 3.30cm
, Length: 41.00cm
Weight: 2.350kg
ISBN: 9783946776000
ISBN 10: 3946776000
Pages: 384
Publication Date: 06 May 2019
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
"A book that aims to show how Canadian Pacific's artists developed a uniquely Canadian voice, and shaped perceptions.--CBC Arts A visual reminder of the days when Canada was a work of the imagination.--Robert Fulford ""National Post "" With superb color reproduction values which appear to have cost more than the cover price suggests...this is an unlikely book well worth owning and meditating on.--Frank Davey, Canadian poet and author"
A book that aims to show how Canadian Pacific's artists developed a uniquely Canadian voice, and shaped perceptions.--CBC Arts A visual reminder of the days when Canada was a work of the imagination.--Robert Fulford National Post With superb color reproduction values which appear to have cost more than the cover price suggests...this is an unlikely book well worth owning and meditating on.--Frank Davey, Canadian poet and author
A visual reminder of the days when Canada was a work of the imagination.--Robert Fulford National Post A book that aims to show how Canadian Pacific's artists developed a uniquely Canadian voice, and shaped perceptions.--CBC Arts With superb color reproduction values which appear to have cost more than the cover price suggests...this is an unlikely book well worth owning and meditating on.--Frank Davey, Canadian poet and author
Author Information
Marc H. Choko is professor emeritus at the School of Design of the Universite du Quebec a Montreal and former director of the university's Design Center. He is also a former research director at the institute national de la recherch scientifique Urbanisation, Culture et Societe. Apart from authoring numerous publications on graphic design, urban development and housing, he has curated many exhibitions that toured internationally. About the Editor: Matthias C. H hne: the author is a property developer and owner of Callisto Publishers. His primary occupation since graduating from Harvard College in 1989 has been the development of high quality commercial and residential real estate projects. H hne left his position as project manager with U.S. real estate pioneer Gerald D. Hines to found his own award-winning development company in 1996, and an architectural services firm a few years later. He collects and supports modern art as well as North American native art, and takes a special interest in commercial design and the history of architecture. So far, Huhne's books have received numerous glowing reviews in leading media around the world.
