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Form, Internationale Revue 51, 3, 1970

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Content includes:
Ausstellungen Wettbewerbe
H. H. Baumann, Rückblick auf Osaka
G. Müller-Krauspe, Hat die Schillersche Stiftung an Attraktivität verloren?
Gespräche, Interviews
Die Bundesbahn fährt ins Design
form sprach mit Bundesbahn-Design-
Direktor Emil Schuh
„DIM”. Creativ Shop für Design ?
5 Fragen an Edwin A. Schricker
Werbung Grafik-Design
B. Mussey, ,,The power of print”
P. v. Kornatzki, Eine Anzeige ist eine Anzeige, ist eine Anzeige
F. Seitz, Zum Berufsbild des Grafik-Designers
Design-Theorien – E. Geyer/B. Bürdek, Design- Management
form-Forum – Th. Hirzel, Verräter an der Sache?
Produkte – Die black box von Braun. Der Computer am Arm
Markt – Produkte, gesehen und notiert

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Karl Heinz Krug
  • Year: 1970
  • Size: 230mm x 290mm

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Form, Internationale Revue 51, 3, 1970. Designed by Karl Heinz Krug
Form, Internationale Revue 51, 3, 1970. Designed by Karl Heinz Krug
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