Romek Marber

Recent articles about Romek Marber

The case of Romek Marber

Issue 91, Spring 2016

Feature

The Polish-born graphic designer behind Penguin’s ‘Marber grid’ helped to define British postwar graphic design with work of great power and originality. His work can be seen in a touring exhibition, now in Krakow. Interview by John L. Walters. Portrait by Philip Sayer

Penguin crime

Issue 53, Autumn 2004

Feature

Romek Marber’s 1960s paperback identity is a landmark of independent British design

Survivor

Opinion

Graphic designer Romek Marber bears witness to one of the great crimes of the past century. Critique by Rick Poynor

Recent blog posts about Romek Marber

Eye before you buy 91

29 March 2016
Design education, Graphic design, Magazines, Visual culture

Eye 91 is currently shipping to subscribers and bookshops worldwide. Here is a glimpse of its contents on a short Vimeo clip
The latest edition of Eye features articles about Camille Walala, the Baddeley Brothers book by…

Whodunnit?

23 October 2013
Book design, Design history, Graphic design, Illustration, Magazines

Last few days to catch the exhibition ‘Romek Marber: Graphics’ at the Minories in Colchester.
If you live within a few hours of Colchester in Essex, I strongly recommend a…