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Graphis 96, 1961

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Content includes
Giovanni Giudici, Milano:AGI, Fourth Exhibition, Milan
Joseph Pichard, Paris: Nider Stained Glass in France
A.W.M. Johnston, London: Pirelli, The Graphic Face of an Industrial Enterprise
Leonardo Sinisgalli, Roma: Pino Tovaglia
Graham Hughes, London: Modern Trends in Jewellery Design
William B. McDonald, London: Titeflex. A New Corporate Image Programme
Ken Baynes, Zürich: Robert Osborn: The Vulgarians
André Parrot, Paris: Sumerian Art
Paul Standard, New York: Walter Käch, The Calligrapher

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Willy Eidenbenz
  • Year: 1961
  • Client/Publisher: Graphis Press
  • Size: 235mm x 300mm

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Graphis 96, 1961. Cover design by Willy Eidenbenz.
Graphis 96, 1961. Cover design by Willy Eidenbenz.
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