Rivera Knife and Fruit Still Life, 1917

Rivera Knife and Fruit Still Life, 1917Painted during Diego Rivera's European years, before his return to Mexico and the great muralist work to come, this still life reflects his deep engagement with Cubism. The disciplined arrangement of everyday objects shows the formal rigor underpinning his later monumental style.

The second set in the B+W series — each one a TPA exclusive design incorporating Bauhaus source material

though the graphic quality stands on its own anywhere

La Condesa

and one of the few he considered a success

Physical damage removed

the anti-hero detective

and intent

near-monochrome interiors that turned the Danish home into a study of light

It is a quintessential example of why Cappiello became the defining figure of European food and drink advertising: bold color

and a calm

this Swiss railway reflects an era when transportation imagery carried a sense of reliability

A good fit for anyone who appreciates the graphic craft behind mid-century commercial art