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Computer art, first conceived twenty years ago, is undergoing rapid development; exhibitions are being organized from time to time in all major countries, and increasing interest in it is being shown by the press and television. This book offers an elementary introduction to its methods and problems, particularly those of computer graphics. It is the first book to give a comprehensive survey of the subject and its brief history, and, while written in a way fully intelligible to the interested layman, contains a great deal of technical information. The author first outlines the basic process…
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5 editions · 2 languages- Hardcover · English · 1985Computer graphics - Computer ArtSpringer · 177 pages · 9780387151496
- Hardcover · English · 1971Computer graphics, computer artPhaidon · 133 pages · 9780714815039
- Ebook · German · 1986Computer Graphics - Computer ArtSpringer · 177 pages · 9783642702617
- Hardcover · German · 1985Computer graphics - Computer ArtSpringer · 177 pages · 9783540151494
- Hardcover · German · 1971Bruckmann · 134 pages · 9783765414121
Computer drawingComputer graphicsComputer artComputergrafikComputerkunstInfographieArt par ordinateurComputer science