Triennale Milano has been an international landmark for design culture for one hundred years. Since 1923, with the launch of the International Exhibitions, it has explored and displayed the finest of Italian and international decorative arts, design and architecture.

An immense heritage of stories that has been interpreted and communicated by outstanding graphic designers in different periods. They range from the years of artistic posters to designed graphics and visual design. This volume reviews the history of Triennale Milano through posters and images, and at the same time traces a history of graphic design, as well as communication and lifestyle.

Hundreds of posters by great graphic designers, such as: Aldo Scarzella, Giovanni Guerrini, Marcello Nizzoli, Michele Cascella, Mario Sironi, Enrico Ciuti, Max Huber, Ernst Scheidegger, Marco Del Corno, Eugenio Carmi, Roberto Sambonet, Massimo Vignelli, Albe Steiner, Giulio Confalonieri, Italo Lupi, Alberto Marangoni, Bob Noorda, Mauro Panzeri, Giorgio Camuffo, Anna Kulachek, 2x4; Pierluigi Cerri, Theo Crosby, Wim Crouwel, Michel Folon, Felix Humm, Norm, Massimo Pitis, Leonardo Sonnoli, Ettore Sottsass, Studio FM Milano, TassinariVetta, George Tscherny, Heinz Waibl, Lance Wyman.