This lecture covered graphic design and styles from the Bauhaus period through World War 2 posters. It discussed the works of Bauhaus artists Laszlo Moholy-Nagy and Herbert Bayer. Surrealist influences from Man Ray and the styles of De Stijl and Dada movements were also reviewed. Photography by Ansel Adams, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Andre Kertesz was highlighted along with London Underground posters and fascist propaganda. John Heartfield and George Grosz's work with political posters was examined as well as Allied posters from World War 2.

1. Art & Design Context
Lecture 2:
The Bauhaus
To
WWII Posters

2. Bauhaus graphics
and promotion

14. Laszlo Moholy-Nagy

19. Herbert Bayer

25. Man Ray & The Surrealists

31. De Stijl

38. Printed Works Of The
Dada Movement

43. Kurt Schwitters

48. Raoul Haussmann

52. Art Deco Style

56. A.M. Cassandre

61. Photography:
Adams, Cartier-Bresson
and Kertesz

62. Ansel Adams

67. Henri
Cartier-Bresson

74. Andre Kertesz

80. London Underground Posters
& Branding

86. Tom Eckersley

92. Fascist Propaganda Of The
1920’s And 30’s

98. John Heartfield And
George Grosz

103. Allied Posters Of WW2

109. The End!
NEXT WEEK Lecture 3:
The Festival of Britain to
The rise of Japanese design