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1929 poster for <n>Mikhail Kaufman</n>'s film <n>In Spring</n>. Art by <n>Vladimir Stenberg</n> and <n>Georgii Stenberg</n>.

6 graphic design icons who used technology in original ways

The interior of <n>M. Lange's apartment</n> in Paris, designed by <n>Djo Bourgeois</n> in 1926.

<n>Alexander Rodchenko</n>'s 1924 <n>Constructivist</n> poster for the <n>Lengiz</n> publishing house, featuring <n>Lilya Brik</n>.

Interior of the <n>Farnsworth House</n> in Plano, Illinois, designed by <n>Ludwig Mies van der Rohe</n> (1946-51).

The <n>Wassily Chair</n>, a <n>Bauhaus</n> icon designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> in 1925.

The <n>Landhaus am Rupenhorn</n> (1929) by <n>Luckhardt</n> and <n>Anker</n>. Photo by <n>Stefan Müller</n>.

Photograph by <n>Jack Davison</n> from <n>Photographs Newspaper 2021</n>, designed by <n>Matt Willey</n> for <n>Helions</n>.

Interior of <n>Julio Roberto Katinsky</n>'s 1972 house in São Paulo, a work of <n>Brazilian Modernism</n>.

The <n>Theo van Doesburg Studio House</n>, designed by <n>Theo van Doesburg</n> and <n>Cornelis van Eesteren</n>.

The <n>Hooper House II</n>, a <n>Mid-Century Modern</n> residence designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> and <n>Herbert Beckhard</n> in 1959.

A portrait of writer <n>Virginia Woolf</n>.

<n>B 9 Nesting Tables</n> designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> in 1925.