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instanceOf
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art director
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graphic designer
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human
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authorOf
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A Designer’s Art
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Design, Form, and Chaos
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Thoughts on Design
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birthName
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Peretz Rosenbaum
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countryOfCitizenship
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United States of America
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dateOfBirth
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1914-08-15
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dateOfDeath
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1996-11-26
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educatedAt
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Art Students League of New York
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Parsons School of Design
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Pratt Institute
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employer
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Apparel Arts magazine
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Esquire magazine
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Yale University
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ethnicGroup
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Jewish American
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familyName
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Rosenbaum
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fieldOfWork
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advertising design
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corporate identity design
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graphic design
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genre
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corporate logo design
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givenName
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Peretz
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hasInfluenced
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American logo design
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influenced
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American corporate identity design
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modern graphic design
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influencedBy
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Bauhaus
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Constructivism
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De Stijl
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languageOfWorkOrName
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English
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movement
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modernism
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name
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Paul Rand
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notableAchievement
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pioneered modern corporate visual identity systems
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notableWork
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ABC logo
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IBM logo
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NeXT logo
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Thoughts on Design
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UPS logo
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Westinghouse logo
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Yale University Press logo
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occupation
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art director
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educator
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graphic designer
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placeOfBirth
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Brooklyn, New York City, New York, United States
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placeOfDeath
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Norwalk, Connecticut, United States
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positionHeld
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professor of graphic design at Yale University
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pseudonym
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Paul Rand
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residence
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Connecticut, United States
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spouse
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Ann Rand
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