Let There Be Neon by Rudi Stern (1980)

About

'Let There Be Neon' by Rudi Stern, published in 1980, is a captivating exploration of the art and craft of neon lighting. This visually striking book offers readers an immersive experience into the world of neon, as Stern, an acclaimed artist and designer, showcases his extensive knowledge and passion for this luminous medium. The book features a rich collection of vibrant photographs that capture the dynamic beauty and cultural significance of neon signs and installations, alongside detailed discussions on the history, techniques, and applications of neon art. 'Let There Be Neon' serves as both an inspirational guide and a practical manual, providing insights into the process of creating neon art while celebrating its impact on modern visual culture. This book invites readers to appreciate the artistic and technical aspects of neon, making it a unique and enlightening addition to any collection.

Details

Format: Paperback
Size: 22 x 30 cm
Pages: 160
Condition: Good

Areas of Interest

Art and Design
Photography
Urban and Street Art
Cultural History
Lighting and Installation Art

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