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Layout: Frans Evenhuis, Amsterdam and Piet van Meiji (Lecturis)
Cover: Swip Stolk, Zaandam

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Museumjournaal, Serie 21 no2, 1976. Layout: Frans Evenhuis and Piet van Meiji | Cover: Swip Stolk
Museumjournaal, Serie 21 no2, 1976. Layout: Frans Evenhuis and Piet van Meiji | Cover: Swip Stolk
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