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Graphische Revue, 3. Heft, Mai – Juni 1933 (XXXV. Jahrgang)

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Bauhaus / art deco period
Printing and publishing company “Vorwärts” AG Vienna

Details

  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1933
  • Client/Publisher: Vienna Graphic Society
  • Size: 230mm x 305mm

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Graphische Revue, 3. Heft · Mai - Juni 1933 (XXXV. Jahrgang).
Graphische Revue, 3. Heft · Mai – Juni 1933 (XXXV. Jahrgang).

 

Graphische Revue, 3. Heft · Mai - Juni 1933 (XXXV. Jahrgang).
Graphische Revue, 3. Heft · Mai – Juni 1933 (XXXV. Jahrgang).

 

Graphische Revue, 3. Heft · Mai - Juni 1933 (XXXV. Jahrgang).
Graphische Revue, 3. Heft · Mai – Juni 1933 (XXXV. Jahrgang).
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