Description
The Grapus collective was a group of Communist graphic designers working together from 1970 through 1991, who rose to incredible acclaim and influence in France. Among their groundbreaking hallmarks were handwritten typography and a mixture of mediums including photography and drawing. Early on, their work had a political leaning, in that they worked for municipal (Communist) governments, the public theater and other social institutions. As their fame grew, they progressively took on more mainstream commissions, including this one from the Centre Pompidou.
