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Typos 2, An International Journal of Typography, 1980

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Content includes:
Josef Muller-Brockmann – Culture and Typography
Clive Ashwin – Typography and Function
Pierre Garnier – Spatial Poetry
Alan Fletcher – Talking to Herbert Spencer
Walter Jungkind – Canadian Graphic Design: 7 Designers
FW Lambert – Japanese Posters
Roger Fieldsend – Pentagram Design
Professor GW Ovink – The Influence of Jan Tschichold
Usha Agarwal – Lineal Devanagari

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Fred Lambert and Usha Agarwal
  • Year: 1980
  • Client/Publisher: London College of Printing
  • Size: 217mm x 302mm

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Typos 2, An International Journal of Typography, 1980. Fred Lambert and Usha Agarwal
Typos 2, An International Journal of Typography, 1980. Fred Lambert and Usha Agarwal

 

Typos 2, An International Journal of Typography, 1980. Fred Lambert and Usha Agarwal
Typos 2, An International Journal of Typography, 1980. Fred Lambert and Usha Agarwal
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