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In the 1880s, Art Nouveau (or New Art) was beginning to thrive in the US and Europe all the way up until the First World War. Source: https://www.britannica.com/art/Art-Nouveau
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Werkstätte or the Vienna Workshop brought together many artists to work on many different projects such as graphics arts, furniture, fashion. and many more. Source: https://uxdesign.cc/a-brief-history-of-graphic-design-90eb5e1b5632
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After WWI, Bauhaus helped shape art in 1919. This was done by his influence and "encouraged artists and designers to use their talents to help rebuild the broken society." Source: https://uxdesign.cc/a-brief-history-of-graphic-design-90eb5e1b5632
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1925 in Paris began a celebration called the 'Art Deco Celebration'. The art used here was, "simple shapes, stylized and geometric ornamentation, and elaborate use of expensive materials, both natural and synthetic." Source: https://uxdesign.cc/a-brief-history-of-graphic-design-90eb5e1b5632
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Pop Art appeared in the form of comics. This kind of art would include big "bold" styles and "graphic printmaking" Source: https://uxdesign.cc/a-brief-history-of-graphic-design-90eb5e1b5632
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Before Photoshop (released in 1990), Steve Jobs invented the Macintosh which today plays a big role in graphic design.
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Adobe Photoshop, a good tool to use in graphic design and has evolved over the years.