Postmodernism

The whimsical nature of any piece from the A.D Collection adds endless charm to any space. These bite size definitions make for perfect hallway reading and add understated character to wherever you choose to display them. Printed onto 300gsm, Italian Fine Art paper (Tinteretto Guesso). Tinteretto Guesso is a highly textured, durable matte paper, produced in Italy from woodland with the Well Managed Forest certificate. Large margins allow for versatile framing options, and the quality of the paper makes for a durable product. 
 
“Originating in North America, Postmodernism was a direct reaction to the 
seriousness of Modernism. Looking to inject fun, irony and more visual stimuli into the industry, architects such as Robert Venturi designed colourful buildings that hinted to traditional forms. The movement went on to inspire architects such as Charles Jenks, Kenzo Tange and Charles Moore and is credited with opening the way for more radical ways of designing buildings”