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VC20 Reporting 1

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Sep 9, 2026
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  • CoverIt was the time of significant transition between the Middle Ages and the contemporary era, marking the rise of the Renaissance, Reformation and the Age of Discoveries. The Bauhaus and Swiss movements influenced a clean, functional, and minimal approach to type. Sans-serif fonts like Helvetica became staples of corporate and public design.
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  • MAININNOVATIONSTECHNOLOGICAL Use of Industrial Materials Design for Mass Production Publication and Poster Designs Architecture
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HERBERT promoted the combination of BAYER

Herbert

Bayer was an influential

Bauhaus artist, teacher, and designer who different art forms. He studied at the Bauhaus from 1921– 1923 and later returned as a teacher from 1925–1928, where he taught advertising, design, and typography. He created the Universal typeface, using only lowercase letters, which became associated with the Bauhaus style. After leaving the Bauhaus, Bayer focused on photography and graphic design, creating photographs and experimental montages. In 1938, he moved to the United States and continued his career as a graphic designer, also helping design important exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art.