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HistoryGraphic arts
by Steven HellerNot on Booklabria yet
"The swastika's geometric purity allows for legibility at any size or distance, and when on its axis, the whirling square gives the illusion of movement. Like a propeller, its hooked edges cut through any surface on which it appears. And because of this, when we return to the swastika's significance during the twentieth century, it also cuts right through the heart."--BOOK JACKET.
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