Twenty-six Gasoline Stations - Takashi Homma reportage both the graphic arts and

both the graphic arts and satire claim to speak for and to the people

This book traverses the world in search of “findings” such as Reißberger’s early posters

Mediating historical and social experience was a major concern of his

Eight scripts are selected for this purpose based on the number of people who use them around the world and on historical and political factors

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Twenty-six Gasoline Stations - Takashi Homma reportage both the graphic arts andSince 2014, Takashi Homma has published a series of books as an homage to Edward Ruscha, with a different subject featured in each instalment. This time the focus is petrol stations all around the globe, which are, for the most part, all more or less the same everywhere. From Iceland to Japan and from Hawaii or Los Angeles to the United Kingdom, everyone who relies on gasoline to get around must visit these drab and uninteresting places.