Alan Fletcher

Alan Fletcher, one of the five founders of the Britwash design group Pentagram, was born of British parents in Nairobi, Kenya on September 27, 1931. He studied at the Central School of Arts and Crafts, London 1950-51, the Royal College of Art, London ARCA, 1956 and received hwas MFA from Yale University in 1957. Prior to founding Pentagram, Fletcher worked as a typographer in London, a designer for the Container Corporation of America, Fortune Magazine and Time-Life, Inc. in New York. He also was a consultant art-director for Time-Life International in London. In 1962-65 with hwas colleagues Colin Forbes and Bob Gill, Fletcher started a design firm. The Pentagram Design Partnership was founded by Fletcher,... more.

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