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版式设计简答题和名词解释（Format design, simple answer and noun explanation） Short Answer Questions What are the characteristics of each stage of the development of graphic design? Twentieth Century art mainly experienced four periods, the first period mainly Cubism, futurism, dadaism, Surrealism, as a representative of the decoration, is characterized by the composition of the layout of the form elements of the analysis and combination of the law of rational exploration. The second period represented the three important design movements, namely, the Russian constructivism, the Holland style school and the German bauhaus. Its characteristic is to emphasize the scientific, rational, functional, reduced doctrine and geometry in graphic design, and lay a solid foundation for the concept and thought of art design. The third period is from 50s to 70s after World War II led internationalism design style, which is characterized by functional, highly standardized, systematic, the decorative layout style, the visual form of the visual communication function is concise and to the point, to the internationalization of. The fourth period is the form of post modernist graphic design that began in 1960s, as well as computer network diversification and media communication. Its characteristics are all negative and traditional civilization irony in ideology, emphasize the self feeling, they conducted a comprehensive, thorough reform and revolution of traditional human art since ancient civilization, completely changed the content and form of visual art and service object. Cubism, futurism, Dada and surrealism influence on modern graphic design style? Do not imitate the object has advocated Cubism, pay great attention to the art of self-expression, analysis of the specific object, feature reconstruction and comprehensive treatment effect, the idea of graphic design, performance analysis of the composite layout and rational exploration of the law. Futurism is sharply opposed to rigorous, formal ty