Graphic Arts

Eugenio Carmi (member of the Alliance Graphique International since 1954) made an important contribution to the Italian graphic arts of the 1950s and 1960s. Read a text in the Graphis magazine. Apart from his role at Italsider, already discussed at length above, Carmi was responsible for many visual communication works for firms large and small, including Esso. In addition to advertising, mention should also be made of his graphic works in the fields of publishing and culture in a more general sense. At the end of the 1960s he designed a series of book covers for the Bompiani publishing house. and in 1957 he won the single international prize for a poster at the 11th Milan Triennale.

Poster for the 11th Milan Triennale, 1957.
Poster for the 11th Milan Triennale, 1957.
A poster with the self-portraits of some of the most important graphic designers in the world. Eugenio Carmi’s (third from the left in the top row) can be seen in the next photo.
A poster with the self-portraits of some of the most important graphic designers in the world. Eugenio Carmi’s (third from the left in the top row) can be seen in the next photo.
Eugenio Carmi’s self-portrait, published among the self-portraits of some of the most important graphic designers in the world.
Eugenio Carmi’s self-portrait, published among the self-portraits of some of the most important graphic designers in the world.
Eugenio Carmi with other international graphic designers.
Eugenio Carmi with other international graphic designers.
Book cover for Bompiani Editore.
Book cover for Bompiani Editore.
Book cover for Bompiani Editore.
Book cover for Bompiani Editore.
Book cover for Pelican Books.
Book cover for Pelican Books.