“It was,” he said, “a nearly canonical piece of abstract graphic design.” Massimo Vignelli was born in Milan, where he grew up enthralled by the city’s Northern Italian Renaissance ...

The school offers degree programs in graphic design, industrial design, interior design, new media design and imaging and computer graphics design. “Massimo Vignelli was one of the great Italian ...

Massimo Vignelli, a graphic designer whose New York subway map both guided and confounded riders in the 1970s while generations of shoppers carried his Bloomingdale’s “brown bag,” has died.

In describing his vision of design, Massimo ... Vignelli, who died at his home in New York on May 27 at the age of 83, meant what he said. He spent more than five decades creating iconic graphic ...

This post originally appeared on Cooper-Hewitt's Design News blog. From the moment Massimo Vignelli started his ... Maryland Institute College of Art's Graphic Design MFA Program in Baltimore.

Massimo Vignelli, an Italian-born designer whose elegantly simple subway signs, business logos, shopping bags, books, furniture and dishware became reference points of daily life and touchstones ...

In fact, it was more than beautiful: it was a nearly canonical piece of abstract graphic design, the work of the celebrated modernist designer Massimo Vignelli, who decided that the only way to ...

The towering Modernist designer Massimo ... Mr. Vignelli had used his design skills to tidy up reality. Design buffs have always loved his map for its rigor and ingenuity. When the future graphic ...

We’d known that legendary designer Massimo Vignelli was sick ... the new pedestrian wayfinding maps. In essence, Vignelli came up with a graphic language that would come to define an entire ...

The crown jewel of his archival efforts, the Vignelli Center for Design Studies houses the archive of the late renowned designers Massimo and Lella Vignelli, whose graphic and product designs are ...