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Milton Glaser - Graphic Designer - America

Idea 224, 1991-01

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Content includes:
The World Masters: 6 Milton Glaser
The Exhibition “Graphic Design Today”
“Tokyo Illustrators society” The 2nd Exhibition Koichi Sato
Image Mirror III: “EMAKI,” Picture Scrolls by 7 Graphic Designers
Braldt Bralds
Design Director, Jerry Demoney
Special Feature: New Wave Nude Photos, Christin Rodin, George Holz, Cay Lang, Connie Imboden, Rutger ten Broeke Jeanne Stallman
Michele Clement
Grigor Angelov
The Trick Shigeo Fukuda
Neon Arts by Kunio Ohashi
Artist, Charles Davidson Rebecca Segerstrom-Sato
Best of The Best 1989 Herbert M. Meyers, Linda Keefe
Ladislav Novak Leopold Pospisil
Well-designed Products Selected by the Ishikawa Design Center Haruaki Matsuyama
Series 22: Art in New York Today, Shin Fura, Mitsuo Toshida, Kimiko Fujimura, The Three Artists’ Lifestyles and Methodologies Shoichiro Higuchi
Roland Schenk
Seiichiro Arai’s Brilliant Mark in the history of Advertisement in Japan Makoto Nakamura

Details

  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Milton Glaser
  • Year: 1991
  • Client/Publisher: Seibundo Shinkosha Publishing Co

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Idea 224, 1991-01
Idea 224, 1991-01. Cover design by Milton Glaser
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