Anna Eva Bergman
Year: 2010
Format: 21 × 26 cm
Client: Henie Onstad Art Centre
Credits: NODE Berlin Oslo
Archive #10002
For the first time, Anna-Eva Bergman’s little known surrealist works were presented to the public in a major exhibition at the Henie Onstad Art Centre. The period from 1949–1952 proved to be Anna-Eva Bergman's formative years as an artist – a period in which she laid the foundations for the rest of her career. This catalogue features a comprehensive overview of Bergman’s work in these years and our design draws upon typographical references to this time period.
Year: 2010
Format: 21 × 26 cm
Client: Henie Onstad Art Centre
Credits: NODE Berlin Oslo
Archive #10002
For the first time, Anna-Eva Bergman’s little known surrealist works were presented to the public in a major exhibition at the Henie Onstad Art Centre. The period from 1949–1952 proved to be Anna-Eva Bergman's formative years as an artist – a period in which she laid the foundations for the rest of her career. This catalogue features a comprehensive overview of Bergman’s work in these years and our design draws upon typographical references to this time period.
