AIGA 1937 Printing for Commerce Exhibition
The American Institute of Graphic Arts
1937
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
The American Institute of Graphic Arts
1937
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
This poster is mostly black and white with bold, clean text. The words “AIGA 1937” sit at the top in big, uneven letters with a yellow splash behind them. Below, it lists an exhibition called *Printing for Commerce*, sponsored by *The American Institute of Graphic Arts*. The colors shift between black, brown, and cream stripes, making the text stand out. The poster looks like an old invitation—simple, no images, just words. It’s all about advertising a show for printed work in 1937. The design is straightforward, with no fancy details. If you like this style, check out The American Institute of Graphic Arts.
