The Random House Mathematics Program, Book 2

The Random House Mathematics Program, Book 2

Stanley Wheatman, New York, New York, 1972

Description

This book is from the new Random house Mathematics Program, K-6, which focuses on actively involving the student by using familiar objects to emphasize the reality of math. This editorial emphasis led directly to the idea of photography as illustration. What better way to show a set of three apples than to photograph three real apple! A good idea…but many technical problems and a moderate production budget.

Special features: Each individualized element in the book was shot separately to size.  The transparencies were then stripped together by page, registered to the type, and color-separated in position.

Collections: Fifty Books of the Year (1973)
Discipline: Book design
Format: Book

Credits

Art director
Stanley Wheatman
Artist
Susan Swan
Designer
Melinda Sonderling
Photography
Publishers Graphics
Jacket photograph
Jeheber & Peace
Jacket typographer
York Typesetting Company, Inc.
Authors
Patrick Suppes, Gussie Phillips, Ruth Carr, Jerome Kaplan
Size
8.25 x 11 inches
Pages
320
Quantity printed
edition of 50,000
Price
$2.80
Typefaces
Linofilm Helvetica, 16/22, with numbers and problems in modified Helvetica, 24 pt., Jacket: Cooper Black Italic
Typesetter
Typographic Sales
Printer/binder
George Banta Company
Printing method
Web offset
Jacket printer
The Lehigh Press, Inc.
Printing method
offset in five colors
Paper
Econoweb Velvet (Kimberly-Clark), 45 lb., White
Binding materials
softbound in Carolina C1S (Riegel), 10 pt.
Binding method
Perfect bound
Publisher
Random House, Inc.
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