Communicates the brand's artistic heritage and historical significance through Kalmbach's railroad art, building emotional connection and brand credibility with shoppers.

The Kalmbach Art Collection: Pairing Words and Imagery: Brand Images

Communicates the brand's artistic heritage and historical significance through Kalmbach's railroad art, building emotional connection and brand credibility with shoppers.

Brand
by Kevin Keefe (Author), Scott Lothes (Editor), Ted Rose (Artist), Gil Reid (Artist), George Gloff (Artist), Howard Fogg (Artist) & 1 more
Category
Books › Engineering & Transportation › Transportation › Railroads › Pictorial
Image type
Brand Images, Secondary Images
Design focus
Heritage; Artistic Legacy
Listing position
Image 2
Marketplace
United States
Best Sellers Rank
#986,047 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #94 in Railroad Pictorials #1,260 in Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions
ASIN
1734563540
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What this image does at a glance

Score
35 / 100 · Unreadable small
Headline
CRP&
Headline height
6.0% of the image
Headline contrast
Lc 37
Text on the image
9.6% of the image, 12 blocks
Blurred to tile size
headline no longer readable

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