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Graphis 23, 1948

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Content includes:
Chagall. Etchings (Jacques Lassaigne)
The Parisian Ballet Programmes (Georgine Oeri)
Yesterday’s Art for the Common Man
Ronald Searle. A British Humorous Artist (G.S. Whittet)
Advertisements Which Do Not Have to “Sell” (Georgine Oeri)
Alvin Lustig – Cover Designs (C.F.O. Clarke)
Early American Advertising
Imperial Chemical Industries (C.F.O. Clarke)
Design Research Unit. An English Design Co-operative (Maurice Goldsmith)
Lou Bunin. His New Method in Trick Film Productioin W.H. Allner)
Herbert Leupin. (L. Fritz Gruber)
Indian Miniatures(Jeannine Auboyer)
L.O. Burnacini: Maschere. A Compendium of Baroque Theatrical Costumes. (Prof. Joseph Gregor)
Beautiful Denmark in Posters (P. Olufsen)
Lurcat: Geographie Animale. (Georgine Oeri)

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Joseph Binder
  • Year: 1948
  • Client/Publisher: Graphis Press
  • Size: 235mm x 300mm

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Graphis 23, 1948. Cover design by Joseph Binder
Graphis 23, 1948. Cover design by Joseph Binder
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