Paul Rand. Poster for SOS Children’s Village. 1996
Rand’s depiction of a child balancing on a textual tightrope—playful but precarious—was designed to promote SOS Children’s Village, an international charity for orphaned and abandoned children. The poster, which incorporates an intriguing detail of Children’s Games (1560), by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, is thought to be Rand’s last work before his death.
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Paul Rand. Poster for SOS Children’s Village. 1996

Rand’s depiction of a child balancing on a textual tightrope—playful but precarious—was designed to promote SOS Children’s Village, an international charity for orphaned and abandoned children. The poster, which incorporates an intriguing detail of Children’s Games (1560), by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, is thought to be Rand’s last work before his death.

Learn more at MoMA.org/centuryofthechild

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