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Rare original “Computer Graphics 70” (CG70) International Symposium & Exhibition brochure/program from Brunel University, Uxbridge Middlesex England, April 14–16, 1970.
Historically important early computer graphics and interactive computing conference featuring participation from IBM, MIT, Stanford AI Project, Bell Labs, Lockheed, General Motors, Rolls Royce, Hewlett Packard, DEC, Wang, Univac / Sperry Rand, Brown University, and others.
Includes:
* Original CG70 symposium brochure
* Original orange symposium insert/program
* Striking Op Art-style geometric cover design credited to John Griffiths
Program/session topics include:
* Pattern Recognition
* Graphic Languages
* Interactive 3-D drawing systems
* Lightpen graphics
* Computer generated geometric shapes
* Interactive graphic consoles
* CAD / computer aided design
* Man-computer graphics systems
Named participants and organizers include pioneering figures in computer graphics history such as Andries van Dam and Steven Coons.
Research indicates the Brunel “Computer Graphics” symposium series began in the late 1960s and became an important early international forum during the formative years of computer graphics, CAD, computer art, and interactive computing. CG70 is still referenced in later academic computer graphics literature and historical studies of early computer-generated art and visualization.
An excellent crossover collectible for:
* early computing history
* AI / CAD history
* IBM & Bell Labs collectors
* computer graphics history
* cybernetics / futurism
* Op Art & modernist design collectors
Condition:
Very good vintage condition with light handling/storage wear consistent with age. Colors remain vibrant and display beautifully. Includes original orange insert/program. Please review all photos carefully for exact condition and completeness.
Item will be carefully packed in a protective sleeve with rigid cardboard reinforcement and shipped flat to help preserve condition during transit. USPS Mail shipping includes tracking and insurance. High-value paper items are packed securely and professionally to help ensure safe arrival.
