Norman Davis was a British graphic designer active during the mid-20th century, known for his clean, typographic poster work and contributions to public campaigns. While less widely documented... View More

Norman Davis was a British graphic designer active during the mid-20th century, known for his clean, typographic poster work and contributions to public campaigns. While less widely documented than his contemporaries, Davis’s work often appeared in transport and wartime propaganda materials, reflecting the evolving role of visual design in civic life.

His posters typically featured bold layouts, simple color palettes, and strong visual hierarchy—hallmarks of British modernist design. Davis’s work contributed to a broader movement that viewed graphic design as an essential tool for shaping public behavior and information delivery in a rapidly modernizing world.