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Collected Graphic Design History from Design Reviewed

OASE 26-27, 1989

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Content includes:
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De ervaring van de woestijn by Geert Hovingh
Le musée imaginaire by Erik Terlouw
Het verlangen naar stijl by Henk Engel
De parallelle stad by Endry van Velzen
Aldo in Wonderland by Joost Meuwissen
Een uitbreidingsplan voor Nagele by Endry van Velzen

Details

  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Mirjam van den Haspel
  • Year: 1989
  • Client/Publisher: NAi Publishers
  • Size: 215mm × 297 mm

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OASE 26-27, 1989. Design by Mirjam van den Haspel
OASE 26-27, 1989. Design by Mirjam van den Haspel
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