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Idea 405, 2024-4

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Special Feature: Sneaking a Look. Cross Sections, Floor Plans & Exploded Diagrams: Visualizing the Invisible
Visualizing the invisible in picture books by Misa Sasaki
Nishiyama Uzo and Illustration by Shigeru Matsumoto
The desire for introspection – a literary fragment on fault lines by Akio Ota
Leslie Ashwell Wood: Britain’s Finest Cutaway Artist by Steve Holland
Design Eccentric. From the World Collectors’ Room. vol. 5 The Design Reviewed Archive, part 5 Designing History: The Legacy of Jan Bons
Isao Mitobe and Naoko Nakui　Landscapes seen through book design

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 2024
  • Client/Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co

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Idea 405, 2024-4
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