Algorithms & Data Structures by Niklaus Wirth Contributed by Sander de Jong on Jan 6th, 2024. Artwork published in 1986. Source: www.amazon.com License: All Rights Reserved. Written by Swiss computer scientist Niklaus Wirth (1934–2024), first published in 1976. The edition with the cover seen here is from 1986. ISBN 978–0130220059 Typefaces More about ITC Benguiat GothicGet ITC Benguiat Gothic Formats Books (6459) Topics Technology (1468) Education/Academia (2163) Designers/Agencies unknown (4115) Tagged withprogramming (32)Niklaus Wirth (2)Prentice-Hall (10)paperbacks/softcovers (1946)book covers (5799)1980s (664)green (775)reversed type (3328)one typeface (1746)initials (229)faux small caps (73)ampersand (&) (384)stacked and staggered (393)borders and rules (1101)tight-not-touching (284)computers (59) Artwork location United States (9817) Englewood Cliffs (9) New Jersey (93) In SetsRADIOGIAPPANESE (Leonardo de la Fuente) (2878)bb (Leonardo de la Fuente) (1305)PHANTA (Leonardo de la Fuente) (285) 1 Comment on “Algorithms & Data Structures by Niklaus Wirth” Florian Hardwig says: Jan 6th, 2024 8:28 pm This cover isn’t really part of a series design. And yet there are elements that also appear on other books published by Prentice-Hall around the time. Image: Internet Archive First and foremost, ITC Benguiat Gothic was a frequent type choice. In addition to the covers posted to the Collection, this typeface was also used for Perceptual and Motor Development (1983, design by Ray Lundgren) and Applications of Analog Integrated Circuits (1985, Lundgren Graphics). Image: sunstatedeals Image: Internet Archive Theory Testing in Organizational Behavior. The Varient Approach (1984, Lundgren Graphics) additionally has the stacked and staggered lines with lowered initial caps as seen on the Wirth book. This kind of typography was also used Decision Support Systems (1989, Wanda Lubelska Design), albeit with a different typeface, ITC Slimbach Bold. Image: Internet Archive Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More ITC Benguiat Gothic in use Bill Hardman – Focus album art1984W. Dale CramerContributed by Florian Hardwig Pig Out arcade game1990unknownPhoto(s) by Marcin Wichary on Flickr. Contra (a.k.a. Gryzor, Probotector) and Super Contra1987unknownContributed by Patrick Concannon Sponsor More in Technology Daylightc. 2017Bakken & BæckContributed by Jameson Tyler Bauen mit Carbon (Building with Carbon) Conference2014MoniteursContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick Yieldsc. 2015DogmaContributed by Dogma Het Bandenboekje/Het Frame-boekjec. 1944Drukkerij De GlobeContributed by Matthijs Sluiter Staff Pick More in Books Abrykosy Donbasu by Lyubov Yakymchuk2015Yorysh OksanaGayduchyk NazarPhoto(s) by Sergiy Tkachenko on Flickr. Knuckle Girls and Punk Rock by Richard Allen1977Contributed by Florian Hardwig Double Black Diamond by Mads Gobbo and Miles Klee2025Nick GreerContributed by Nick Greer Sharing the Abundant Life on Campus1972unknownContributed by Florian Hardwig More Fonts In Use 9-9bis2025Studio Paul AndaliContributed by Bureau Brut Staff Pick Domaine de Canton2015MuccaMatteo BolognaContributed by Darden Studio Staff Pick Museo Arqueológico de Lanzarote2018Folch StudioContributed by Lucas Le Bihan Staff Pick The Electric Circus posters, flyers, ads1967Chermayeff & GeismarContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick
1 Comment on “Algorithms & Data Structures by Niklaus Wirth”
This cover isn’t really part of a series design. And yet there are elements that also appear on other books published by Prentice-Hall around the time.
First and foremost, ITC Benguiat Gothic was a frequent type choice. In addition to the covers posted to the Collection, this typeface was also used for Perceptual and Motor Development (1983, design by Ray Lundgren) and Applications of Analog Integrated Circuits (1985, Lundgren Graphics).
Theory Testing in Organizational Behavior. The Varient Approach (1984, Lundgren Graphics) additionally has the stacked and staggered lines with lowered initial caps as seen on the Wirth book. This kind of typography was also used Decision Support Systems (1989, Wanda Lubelska Design), albeit with a different typeface, ITC Slimbach Bold.