The Durutti Column
abstractalbum coverscollageFactory Recordsgraphic designhand-drawnminimalistnew wavephotographypost-punktexturestypography
Origins
The Durutti Column is a visual style that emerged in the late 1970s and gained popularity in the 1980s. Known for its eclectic mix of abstract imagery, collage-like compositions, and unique use of textures, this style encompasses both graphic design and album cover artwork. Its founder, Vini Reilly, was the driving force behind this visual style, which became synonymous with Factory Records. The combination of hand-drawn elements, photography, and minimalist typography set The Durutti Column apart and made it famous among post-punk and new wave music enthusiasts.
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SOMETHING in the style of The Durutti Column