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Graphis 111, 1964

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Content includes:
Severi Parko, Helsinki: Finnish Design
Dr. Hans A. Halbey, Offenbach a/M: Artistic Quality in the Children’s Book
Manuel Gasser, Zürich: 13th JAAC Exhibition, Tokyo. Japan’s Young Designers Show Their Paces
E.W. Ted Poyser, Los Angeles: Western American Advertisting Art
Hans Neuburg, Zürich: Simpicissimus. Illustrated by Max Hunziker

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Ritva Puotila
  • Year: 1964
  • Client/Publisher: Graphis Press
  • Size: 235mm x 300mm

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Graphis 111, 1964. Cover design by Ritva Puotila.
Graphis 111, 1964. Cover design by Ritva Puotila.
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